After the stopgap live album Any Given Thursday (Number 17, 2003), Mayer's studio follow-up, 2003's Heavier Things, debuted at Number One and yielded singles Bigger Than My Body (Number 33, 2003) and Daughters (Number 19, 2004). Another live record, As/Is, followed in 2004.
Bolt won gold at these Rio Games with a time of 9.81 seconds, besting American Justin Gatlin by 0.08 seconds. Canadaâs Andre De Grasse took bronze with a personal best of 9.91. The 29-year-old Bolt came to these Olympics intent on winning three more gold medals before walking away.
Full Answer. Usain Bolt won his nine gold medals in three different track and field events: the men's 100 meter, men's 200 meter, and men's 4-by-100 meter relay. He won three gold medals in each of these events. Usain Bolt set the world record for the men's 100 meter in the 2008 Olympic games with a time of 9.69 seconds.