I beat Usain Bolt in a race - Bolasie
Yannick Bolasie said "I had him in a race" when describing a friendly kick-about with Usain Bolt in 2015.

Everton winger Yannick Bolasie has claimed he once beat sprint legend Usain Bolt in a race – but has misplaced video evidence of the moment it happened.
Bolasie, whose speed and skill earned him a £25million transfer from Crystal Palace to Everton in August, said that he played football with Bolt when the Jamaican world record holder was in London seeking friends for a kick-about in 2015.
The DR Congo international told the Daily Mail: "We played a game at pitch somewhere in Chelsea, just a little muck around.
"I know his mates and the people who manage him. He was knocking around in London and wanted a game of football, so they invited me along. I brought my brothers with me and we got two teams together.
"It was around about this time last year. Is he any good? He's all right, to be fair! I had him in a race!
"There are some videos of it somewhere, it was good fun. I need to try and get hold of it. But the game? Obviously my team won!"
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