Mo Farah repeats Super Saturday gold at Anniversary Games Jessica Ennis-Hill was disappointed with her fourth place in the 100m hurdles. She is now trying to decide whether she will compete at the World Championships in a fortnight's time. Usain Bolt, the fastest man in the world, brought his usual flare and charisma back to the stadium when he helped the Jamaican team win gold in the 4x100 metre relay. Usain Bolt crosses the line in first place again. Unfortunately for Great Britain, they dropped the baton in the same race. The entire three-day programme, which ends on Sunday, had been sold out within minutes, with 180,000 tickets snapped up. For some it was a chance to again experience the atmosphere generated in the stadium, while for those who had missed out, it was an opportunity to see what all the fuss had been about. Will Simpson, 26, from Wokingham, Berks, said: "I tried so hard to get tickets for the Olympic Stadium and failed miserably. But it's great that these anniversary games have been organised to give people like me a chance to experience athletics here. Samantha Willis, 27, from Leeds, was an Olympic volunteer on the marathon route, and attended yesterday with her father, Peter. "I have finally got inside and it is a wonderful feeling," she said. I had watched the Olympic events on television, so to be here in person is incredible. We should be proud of ourselves as a country. Britain has proved once again that we can do big events really well.