Jamaica's Asafa Powell (C) wins the men's 100 metres race ahead of Darvis Patton (L) and Tyson Gay of the U.S. at the IAAF Golden League Memorial Van Damme athletics meeting in Brussels September 4, 2009. Reuters Pictures 3 months ago

Jamaica's Asafa Powell (C) wins the men's 100 metres race ahead of Darvis Patton (L) and Tyson Gay of the U.S. at the IAAF Golden League Memorial Van Damme athletics meeting in Brussels September 4, 2009.

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  1. Tyson Gay of the United States, center, gestures as Nesta Carter of Jamaica, left, Darvis Patton of the United States, 2nd from left, Asafa Powell of Jamaica, 2nd from right and Marc Burns of Trinidad and Tobago, right get ready to start just before their 100 meter men race during at 2009 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, an international field and track event, Sunday Sept. 20, 2009 at Shanghai Stadium in Shanghai, China. Gay won the competition with the time of 9.69 and Patton finished in third place.

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  1. US sprinter Tyson Gay (R) powers home beside Jamaica's Asafa Powell (L) during the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Powell taking second place.
  2. US sprinter Tyson Gay (L) shakes hands with Jamaica's Asafa Powell (R) after the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Powell taking second place.
  3. Tyson Gay of the United States, left, and Asafa Powell of Jamaica, right, during their 100 meter race at the 2009 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, an international track and field event, Sunday Sept. 20, 2009 at Shanghai Stadium in Shanghai, China. Gay won the competition with the time of 9.69 and Powell finished in second place.
  4. Tyson Gay of the U.S. (C) runs to win next to compatriot Darvis Patton and Asafa Powell (R) of Jamaica during the men's 100 meters event at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix athletics competition September 20, 2009.
  5. Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell, left, answers questions from journalists as U.S. track and field sprinter Tyson Gay, right, listens during a press conference of Shanghai Golden Grand Prix Saturday Sept. 19, 2009 in Shanghai, China. Many Olympic champions and world record holders of track and field competitions will participate in the one-day competition at Shanghai Stadium Sunday.
  6. US athlete Tyson Gay (C) and Jamaica's Asafa Powell compete during the men's 100 metres event at the athletics grand prix final in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki on September 12, 2009.
  7. US sprinter Tyson Gay meets with fans after winning the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Jamaica's Asafa Powell taking second place.
  8. US sprinter Tyson Gay checks the electric board showing his winning time in the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Jamaica's Asafa Powell taking second place.
  9. US sprinter Tyson Gay (R) powers home beside Jamaica's Asafa Powell (L) during the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Powell taking second place.
  10. US sprinter Tyson Gay (L) shakes hands with Jamaica's Asafa Powell (R) after the men's 100m competition at the Daegu pre-championships athletics meeting in Daegu, south of Seoul, on September 25, 2009. Gay won the event clocking a time of 9.94 seconds with Powell taking second place.
  11. U.S. track and field sprinter Tyson Gay, center, stretches after a press conference of Shanghai Golden Grand Prix Saturday Sept. 19, 2009 in Shanghai, China. Many Olympic champions and world record holders of track and field competitions will participate in the one-day competition at Shanghai Stadium Sunday.
  12. Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell, left, answers questions from journalists as U.S. track and field sprinter Tyson Gay, right, listens during a press conference of Shanghai Golden Grand Prix Saturday Sept. 19, 2009 in Shanghai, China. Many Olympic champions and world record holders of track and field competitions will participate in the one-day competition at Shanghai Stadium Sunday.
  13. Tyson Gay of the United States, right, reacts as he crosses the finish line as his compatriot Darvis Patton, left, follows after their 100 meter men race during at 2009 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, an international field and track event, Sunday Sept. 20, 2009 at Shanghai Stadium in Shanghai, China. Gay won the competition with the time of 9.69 and Patton finished in third place.
  14. Tyson Gay of the U.S. (C) runs to win next to Asafa Powell of Jamaica (R) and Darvis Patton of the U.S. (L) during the men's 100m at the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix athletics September 20, 2009.
  15. Athletes from right, Asafa Powell, Tyson Gay and Darvis Patton of US competes in the Men's 100m event at the 2009 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, an international track and field event at the Shanghai Stadium in Shanghai, China, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009.
  16. Tyson Gay of the US competes with his countryman Darvis Patton in the Men's 100m at the 2009 Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, an international field and track event at the Shanghai Stadium in Shanghai, China, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009.

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