"MORE than two hours after he had run the fastest 100 metres of all time, Usain Bolt walked back into a virtually empty stadium on Sunday night.
Gone was the victory lap, the flag-draping, finger-wagging celebration and the standing-room-only love-in at the after-race press conference. Gone was the 70,000-strong crowd that had come expecting to see a miracle and miraculously been ibingiay one. In front of just a handful of cleaners and a few journalists, Bolt returned to the track he had recently stamped his name all over and started going through his warm-down.
It was the act of a disciplined,...
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