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<span style="font-weight: bold"> OGNR # Athletics : Usain Bolt set...eticsWeekly)...</span>
Triple world record-holder Usain Bolt is over the injury problems that hampered his 2010 season and will be looking to make amends this year, starting by announcing his participation in the 200m at the ExxonMobil Bislett Games on June 9 in Oslo.It will be the first time that the world and Olympic champion has competed in Oslo, and it is also the first of the 2011 Samsung Diamond League meetings for which Bolt is confirmed.The Bislett stadium has played host to many world records over the years, but the 200m track record of 19.82 set by Frankie Fredericks in 1996 now looks to be living on borrowed time."I hear this track has an incredible 69 world records on it, so it will be nice to run in such a famous stadium," said Bolt. "I have never been to Norway before so I will come to Bislett prepared and ready to run a fast race and entertain the fans."Before Olso, Bolt will likely open his season at one of the early-year low-key Jamaican meetings within the next couple of months - either the Camperdown Classic or the Grace Jackson meet."My preparations have gone really well, the injury problem I had during the summer is fully healed and my training has gone according to plan," he said.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...69623483080881
<span style="font-weight: bold"> OGNR # Athletics : Usain Bolt set...eticsWeekly)...</span>
Triple world record-holder Usain Bolt is over the injury problems that hampered his 2010 season and will be looking to make amends this year, starting by announcing his participation in the 200m at the ExxonMobil Bislett Games on June 9 in Oslo.It will be the first time that the world and Olympic champion has competed in Oslo, and it is also the first of the 2011 Samsung Diamond League meetings for which Bolt is confirmed.The Bislett stadium has played host to many world records over the years, but the 200m track record of 19.82 set by Frankie Fredericks in 1996 now looks to be living on borrowed time."I hear this track has an incredible 69 world records on it, so it will be nice to run in such a famous stadium," said Bolt. "I have never been to Norway before so I will come to Bislett prepared and ready to run a fast race and entertain the fans."Before Olso, Bolt will likely open his season at one of the early-year low-key Jamaican meetings within the next couple of months - either the Camperdown Classic or the Grace Jackson meet."My preparations have gone really well, the injury problem I had during the summer is fully healed and my training has gone according to plan," he said.http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...69623483080881