Bolt, who holds the 100-metre and 200-metre world records,gucci bags was left staring in disbelief, while Harry, 27, was so pleased with himself he threw his arms wide in celebration as he crossed the finish line.

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Bolt jogged down the track to meet the laughing prince and asked: ''What was that!?'' before challenging him to a rematch at the London Olympics. The prince smiled and replied: ''I'm busy.''

Prince Harry, visiting Jamaica on the final leg of his tour of Commonwealth realms in the Caribbean, struck up an instant rapport with Bolt at the University of the West Indies, where Bolt trains.

Wearing a Jamaican team kit, to the delight of athletes gathered at the track named after Bolt, the prince got his excuses in early, telling the 25-year-old sprinter: ''I was in my prime when I was 25.'' Then, as Bolt began giving him tips on sprinting technique, the prince made his www.discount-louisvuitton-store.com dash for glory.

Bolt joked: ''He cheated, but I'm still the fastest man in the world, so he has got a long way to go. He wanted to make sure he went back to London saying he beat me. He was so cool, we had fun. It was wonderful.''

Later, the pair lined up together on the starting blocks, and this time Bolt allowed the prince to win as they ran down the track together.

Bolt refused to be drawn on whether the prince's visit would help to preserve the monarchy in Jamaica after the country's Prime Minister, Portia Simpson Miller,Louis Vuitton handbags repeated her intention to remove the Queen as head of state.