Photo: Usain Bolt (Instagram) The world of track and field was buzzing this summer after a thrilling 100m race at the Olympics. American sprinter Noah Lyles won the gold, just barely beating Jamaica's Kishane Thompson by a tiny margin. But soon after, Usain Bolt, the legendary sprinter, shared a simple but powerful message. Bolt, who is often called the greatest sprinter of all time, posted two photos from his victories at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He captioned them "1 of 1," hinting that he believes no one, including Lyles, can match his achievements. Bolt became a global sensation 16 years ago in Beijing when he won the 100m race in 9.69 seconds, setting a world record. He even slowed down at the end to celebrate, but experts think he could have run even faster. Four years later, in London, he defended his title, winning in 9.62 seconds. He famously declared, "I'm now a legend. I'm also the greatest athlete to live." Photo: Usain Bolt (Instagram) In ...