Usain Bolt outpaces commuter bus in Buenos Aires Prince Harry may have once famously beaten Usain Bolt but a bus proved no match for the world's fastest man in Buenos Aires. Usain Bolt of Jamaica wins an exhibition race against a bus along the 9 de Julio Avenue in Buenos Aires, Argentina. EVER been sat on a slow-moving bus and thought you'd be quicker travelling by foot? You know Usain Bolt has. The Jamaican sprinting legend put the theory to the test in Buenos Aires, racing the city's No 59 bus in an 80m exhibition race which was broadcast live on Argentine TV. As the local bus commuters would no doubt testify, it wasn't really a fair race, a smiling Bolt barely needing to break a sweat to outpace the vehicle from a standing start. He then shook the defeated driver's hand before doing his familiar pose in front of the bus, in front of over 30,000 spectators. Bolt was in the city to host a coaching clinic for local impoverished children. He also raced other sprinters - including compatriots Mario Forsythe and Kimmari Roach and Antiguan runner Daniel Bailey - in a 120m race on the city's famously wide 9 de Julio Avenue, again winning easily.