'Bolt will peak at the right time'

Bolt, who last season looked exhausted – coming back from successive double world record performances at two major championships – vowed to his regain focus after losing to arch rival Tyson Gay over the 100 metre last season.



The Jamaican world record holder in both the 100 and 200 metres, has dominated the events in the last two years, setting marks of 9.58 seconds for the shorter sprint and 19.19 seconds for the other.



Edwards, the world triple jump record holder said he believes Bolt will deliver another stunning performance in London in 2012.



The triple jump record holder said, if you look at the way Bolt ran the 100 and 200 metres in Berlin to break the world records, there is definitely more in him.