Usain Bolt does it after every win on the race track. The pose is called ‘Bolting’. Bolt stormed to victory in 9.63 seconds, the second quickest in history and an Olympic record Matthew Turner's son, Miles, is a huge Usain Bolt fan. Usain Bolt enhanced his already legendary Olympic status with another unprecedented 100m, 200m and 4x100m triple at Rio 2016, a feat that may well never be repeated. Bolt's our boy: Fans in Brixton watch Usain storm to victory in the 100m Joy: Fans who watched the race at the O2 Arena salute their hero with his 'Lightning Bolt' pose Updated 3:33 AM ET, Fri August 10 ... Two policemen at the Olympic Park celebrate Usain Bolt's victory in the 100 metres with his signature 'Bolt … Usain Bolt donates equipment to Nuttall Memorial Hospital Maternity Ward June 3, 2020. The iconic image of the games is the famous photograph of Berlino and Usain Bolt down on one knee, twinned in mutual respect, sharing a mimed lightning-bolt pose to celebrate victory and a new world record. It shows Bolt striking the victory pose that has become his trademark, and which the world knows as the 'lightning bolt’, although Bolt himself calls it 'To Di World’, inspired by a Jamaican dancehall move. Usain Bolt made history Sunday by becoming the first man to win the 100-meter dash in three consecutive Olympics. That pose is interpreted as a dedication to millions of his fans who have prayed, urged and supported him to win. Your images of 'doing the Usain Bolt' pose. He explains how he took a photo that has gone viral globally. Usain Bolt takes another giant stride towards immortality with 100 metres victory Bolt-new.jpg. The huge mural painted on the side of the school – that wasn’t there either. Usain Bolt is well known for his trademark lightning bolt victory pose Credit: Fame Flynet 67 One girl does Usain Bolt's trademark celebration back at his plush hotel Credit: Fame Flynet So when the Crewe, UK family visited London for Miles' first trip, they visited Madame Tussaud's, and Miles immediately ran to pose … Usain Bolts’ famous ‘To Di World’ pose was introduced first during the Beijing Olympics 2008.It was an instant hit around the world. CAMERON Spencer was one of 600 photographers in the athetics stadium in Rio last night watching Usain Bolt win his third 100m gold medal. Usain Bolt’s “To Di World”, also known as bolting, is a photo fad that involves leaning back and pointing both index fingers towards the sky with the right arm cocked and the left stretched out in tribute to the victory pose of the Jamaican professional sprinter and Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt. In an interview, published after the World Championships in Berlin, Usain Bolt said: "Berlino and I have become friends.