Asafa Powell

Usain Bolt, Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater were on the Jamaican relay squad that was disqualified after Carter tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine in a re-test of Beijing samples.

Former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell said that it would be very tough to break Usain Bolt's two individual world records

Asafa Powell, who hails from Jamaica, has won two Olympic 4x100m relay golds in 2008 and 2016.

Usain Bolt clocked the second-fastest timing in the world in 2016 as he won the Racers Grand Prix athletics meeting

Justlin Gatlin continued his magnificent form as he finished ahead of Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay in the 100 metres event at the Prefontaine Classic ahead of the Rio Olympics.

Usain Bolt ran the final leg of the relay at a packed Bird's Nest stadium, hurtling through the line in 37.36 seconds after teammates Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Nickel Ashmeade had successfully got the baton around.

Asafa Powell, the captain of the Jamaica team, says the Americans have been making the claim of outrunning Jamaica in the relays at the World Athletics since 2008, but he is yet to see it happen.

Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell continued his impressive form as he crossed the finished line ahead of fellow countrymen Nesta Carter (10.06) and Kemar Bailey-Cole (10.10).

Six-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt was forced out of the Paris and Laussane meetings due to an uncomfortable left leg, which also ruled him out of the Jamaican trials late last month.

The former world record holder, who served a drugs ban last year, beat American Ryan Bailey (9.93) and fellow Jamaican Nesta Carter (9.98) on Saturday.

Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson can now continue their lucrative careers on the international circuit and neither has wasted any time, and confirmed their participation at Tuesday's Luzern Spitzenleichtathletik in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Asafa Powell tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine at last year's national championships and was slapped with the suspension by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) in April.

Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell expressed his disappointment after he was handed an 18-month doping ban.

Asafa Powell tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrone at Jamaica's national trials last June. He'd been suspended from competition since his doping case was disclosed in July.

Asafa Powell, a former world 100-metre champion, and training partner Sherone Simpson tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine after the 100m final at the Jamaican national championships last June 21.

Usain Bolt, Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater were on the Jamaican relay squad that was disqualified after Carter tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine in a re-test of Beijing samples.

Former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell said that it would be very tough to break Usain Bolt's two individual world records

Asafa Powell, who hails from Jamaica, has won two Olympic 4x100m relay golds in 2008 and 2016.

Usain Bolt clocked the second-fastest timing in the world in 2016 as he won the Racers Grand Prix athletics meeting

Justlin Gatlin continued his magnificent form as he finished ahead of Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay in the 100 metres event at the Prefontaine Classic ahead of the Rio Olympics.

Usain Bolt ran the final leg of the relay at a packed Bird's Nest stadium, hurtling through the line in 37.36 seconds after teammates Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Nickel Ashmeade had successfully got the baton around.

Asafa Powell, the captain of the Jamaica team, says the Americans have been making the claim of outrunning Jamaica in the relays at the World Athletics since 2008, but he is yet to see it happen.

Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell continued his impressive form as he crossed the finished line ahead of fellow countrymen Nesta Carter (10.06) and Kemar Bailey-Cole (10.10).

Six-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt was forced out of the Paris and Laussane meetings due to an uncomfortable left leg, which also ruled him out of the Jamaican trials late last month.

The former world record holder, who served a drugs ban last year, beat American Ryan Bailey (9.93) and fellow Jamaican Nesta Carter (9.98) on Saturday.

Asafa Powell and Sherone Simpson can now continue their lucrative careers on the international circuit and neither has wasted any time, and confirmed their participation at Tuesday's Luzern Spitzenleichtathletik in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Asafa Powell tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine at last year's national championships and was slapped with the suspension by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) in April.

Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell expressed his disappointment after he was handed an 18-month doping ban.

Asafa Powell tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrone at Jamaica's national trials last June. He'd been suspended from competition since his doping case was disclosed in July.

Asafa Powell, a former world 100-metre champion, and training partner Sherone Simpson tested positive for the banned stimulant oxilofrine after the 100m final at the Jamaican national championships last June 21.