Usain Bolt writing: Out of the blocks

  

Out of the blocks

It was the 2016 Olympic games in Rio and Usain Bolt was getting ready for his big race, the one hundred metre sprint his favourite and best avent. The morning before the race he went for a small jog to warm up and stretch his muscles. When it was time he walked to the athletics stadium. The screaming and yelling coming from the stadium was making him nervous. When they got there him started to warm up and stretch. It was now time for the start of the race. He went over to the starting blocks. He was going to start.

On your marks, get set, bang! The men explode out of the blocks and head towards the finish line. Usain bolt stumbles around but picks his paist back but he's at the back. He passes one and another, there's only 20 metres left. He guns it down the track and ends up first. The crowd goes wild as he celebrates his nearly lost title of the fastest sprinter in the world. But he has pulled an amazing race of and in 9.58 seconds a world breaking time. 

Cameramen swarm around him and thousands of flashes go of and interviewer's hold their microphones to his mouth. He said what he needed to say and squeezed through the crowd and did his pose thing. The cameramen went away and Usain Bolt went over to the podium. After about ten minutes of waiting the announcer called the medal winning contestants up to the podium. When he got to Usain Bolt he jumped up on to his part  and the crowd cheered. He received the gold medal and after photos they jumped down and congratulated each other. And that was Usain Bolts last Olympic race.

By JT