New Delhi: Usain Bolt is no stranger to breaking records.


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The Jamaican did not shatter his own record on Sunday but beat Justin Gatlin to win the men's 100m final.


Prior to that, South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk put in a stupendous effort to shock the world in the 400m final.


He crushed American Michael Johnson's long standing record with a time of 43.03 seconds.


Wayde's performance was so spectacular, it even produced a big reaction from the great Usain Bolt.