Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt totally demolished his old world record of 19.30 seconds to replace it with a new one of 10.19 seconds!
The crowd in the Berlin Stadium stands erupted in glee as the sprinter once again held them captivated and in awe.


The stunning and super sweet victory for the 22 year old (soon 23) is another notch for the country that has all eyes on it right now, due to its shining stars.


Bolt gritting his teeth and pointing to the clock as soon as the time flashed, Bolt is now 5 for 5 in major sprint events. He has won a gold medal each time with a world mark.


His time in the 200 at these world championships slashed 0.11 seconds off the record he set last year.


Crawford's own ambition was to run 19.51.
It seemed Bolt was the only one having questions whether he could break the record. Before the race reminded everyone a foot injury had slowed his curve running early in the season.


"I really have not done the same amount of work like I did for the 100," Bolt said.


All that’s l;eft now is for the sprint relays and the only question…will it be another record for the team propelled by Usain Bolt.