Bolt isn't satisfied despite clocking season-best in 100m Jamaican athletics superstar Usain Bolt ran a track record 9.85sec in the 100m at the athletics meeting here Tuesday, smashing longstanding American rival Tyson Gay's mark of 9.92 set last year. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/sep/boltblue.jpg" border="5" /> In the fast lane: Usain Bolt (centre) cruises through the 100m win ahead of Kim Collins (right) , and Richard Thompson at Zagreb's IAAF athletics meet on Tuesday. Pic/AFP The 25-year-old Olympic titleholderu00a0- who lost his world crown last month after being disqualified for false startingu00a0- eased away to win in what was for him also a season's best time, though, a fair bit off his world record of 9.58sec. St Kitts and Nevis' 35-year-old Kim Collins, 2003 world champion and bronze medalist last month, finished second while Trinidad and Tobago's Richard Thompson was third. Collins timed 10.01sec while Thompson finished in 10.03sec. Bolt, who nevertheless retained his world 200m crown and also anchored the Jamaican team to a world record in the 4x100m relay, said that he wasn't satisfied with his run overall because of a problem that has been dogging him all season. "I had a bad start, that's the reason why I had lost concentration, a little bit. It was already happening to me this year," he said. "But, I felt wonderful here. I remember my last meeting here, in Zagreb (in 2006). Then and tonight again, I had great support from the spectators," he stressed.

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