Usain Bolt speaks out in a Disney Plus documentary that delves into the enduring rivalry between sportswear giants Puma and Adidas.

Sprinting legend Usain Bolt has delivered a succinct two-word message to runners chasing his crown.

The retired speedster seems alongside sporting icons similar to David Beckham in Disney Plus’ recent documentary, Sneaker Wars: Adidas V. Puma.

Out there for streaming now, the three-episode collection explores the legendary brotherly feud between Puma and Adidas creators, Adi and Rudi Dassler.

The synopsis reads: “With unique entry to 2 of the most important manufacturers on the planet, Sneaker Wars: Adidas V Puma, provides an unprecedented, behind-the-scenes look into the fierce, decades-long rivalry between two international sportswear giants, born from a household feud.

“Brothers Adi and Rudi Dassler based Adidas and Puma, turning their private battle right into a battle for dominance within the athletic world,” studies the Mirror.

Bolt’s ongoing partnership with Puma kicked off throughout his racing profession, which got here to an finish in 2017.

Now aged 39, the eight-time Olympic gold medallist continues to carry world data within the 100 metres, 200 metres and 4 x 100 metres relay disciplines.

Within the documentary’s opening episode, monitor sensation Noah Lyles discloses his ambition to surpass Bolt’s record-breaking tempo.

The American Olympic star ranks amongst historical past’s quickest rivals within the males’s 200 metres class.

Talking brazenly, he revealed: “I’ve the quickest topping velocity since Bolt, I need to show that I’m honestly the quickest factor to ever stroll on this earth. I imply, who will get to say that.”

Nonetheless, the record-breaking champion provided temporary steerage for Lyles and different bold sprinters. When requested what he has to say to these aiming for his data, the Jamaican Olympian merely replied: “Good Luck.”

Since hanging up his spikes, the father-of-three has embraced home life. Nonetheless, the enduring athlete has been monitoring the rising technology of sprinters and reckons they fall in need of his period.

When questioned why the present batch of runners aren’t clocking the identical speeds as earlier generations regardless of having cutting-edge expertise at their disposal, he instructed The Guardian: “You need the true reply? We’re simply extra gifted.

“That is all I am saying. After all, it reveals in terms of the lads. You possibly can see the ladies are completely different. They’re operating quicker occasions and quicker occasions. So it reveals – it needs to be the expertise.”

Sneaker Wars: Adidas V. Puma is streaming now on Disney+