DONOVAN BAILEY

The World's Fastest Man

July 27, 1996. Atlanta, Georgia. The Olympic Games. When the starter pistol went off that sultry summer night, things changed forever. In a magnificent blend of explosive power and awesome athleticism, Donovan Bailey confirmed what everyone in the world already knew–this was “The World’s Fastest Man”.

The first of only two men ever to hold all three titles of Olympic Champion, World Champion and World Record Holder, Track and Field News declared Donovan Bailey “Sprinter of the Decade” (1990s).

This five-time World and Olympic Champion has committed himself to a number of charitable works, including spokesperson for the Canadian Cancer Society, the Ontario Lung Association and Big Brothers of Toronto. Donovan also created the Donovan Bailey Foundation, committed to the advancement and financial assistance of Canada’s most talented amateur athletes.

Double Olympic gold medallist Bailey will be a special guest CBC Sports analyst in athletics at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Donovan is an inspirational speaker, passionate about the world of amateur sport and what can be accomplished through hard work and dedication.

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