The Bolt and Blake show dazzle Olympic Stadium again... this time in 200m heats

Usain Bolt began his bid to add a second Olympic 200 metres crown to his two 100m titles with a hugely comfortable heat victory.
The Jamaican, who clocked an Olympic record 9.63 seconds to retain his 100m crown on Sunday, cruised to victory in 20.39secs.
Bolt has said he needs to win 200m gold again before he achieves his aim of becoming a 'legend'.

Home straight: Bolt looked impressive as he qualified for the 200m semi-finals

'It was an easy run, I'm enjoying it, it's my favourite event," said Bolt. 'It's getting pretty chilly. They say the weather should be good on Thursday [for the final] so we'll see.'
Asked what he did to celebrate his 100m success, he said: 'Nothing. I just chilled, met some friends and sat and talked.'
Bolt's countryman and training partner Yohan Blake also breezed through, slowing down well before the line to clock 20.38s.

Lightning Bolt: Usain cruised to victory and then soaked up the atmosphere in the stadium

Blake had to settle for silver in the 100m, but is out to deny Bolt a second gold, having beaten him over 200m at the Jamaican trials
France's Christophe Lemaitre went quicker than both Jamaicans in winning his heat in 20.34 and Bolt nodded in approval as he watched his rival's run on a TV screen.

Cruise control: Blake also eased into the semi-final of the 200 metres

Source: MailOnline