Two-time 100-meter Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt withdrew from the Jamaican Olympic Trials on Friday after suffering a Grade 1 hamstring tear. He complained of a tight hamstring after his preliminary race where he won his 100-meter semifinal heat with a time of 10.04 seconds. The pain resurfaced after his semifinal run. Bolt had qualified for the 100-meter final on Friday night, and was scheduled to compete in the 200-meter events Saturday and Sunday. There are still chances of him appearing in the Olympics as he could apply for a medical exemption and still run in Rio. Earlier in the 2012 London Games, he set the 100 Olympic record of 9.63 and broke the world record in the 400 relay with a time of 36.84.
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