TOKYO (AP) — Usain Bolt went crazy up in a luxury box.

Down below, sprinters in his country’s familiar colors — black, green and, of course, gold — were wreaking havoc on the track.

It was a good night for America, too, as the sport’s past and the future collided in back-to-back 100-meter finals at world championships on a steamy Sunday in Tokyo.

Jamaica’s Oblique Seville and Kishane Thompson sent Bolt into celebration mode by combining for a 1-2 finish in the men’s 100-meter sprint, while defending champion Noah Lyles took bronze.

Moments earlier, America’s Melissa Jefferson-Wooden had romped to a win in a women’s sprint that featured a newcomer silver medalist in Jamaica’s Tina Clayton, a fond farewell for the island country’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who finished sixth, and a fift

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