Prince Harry challenges Usain Bolt to a rematch on the athletics track

Prince Harry's Invictus video

Ruler Harry may have gone up against more than he wrangled after he attempted the speediest man on the planet, Usain Bolt, to a race on Monday (22 August), 

Wishing Bolt a lively 30th birthday on Twitter, the vigorous praised profanely proposed the pair have a rematch of their simple experience, taking after their acclaimed meeting in Jamaica in 2012. 

Harry beforehand at odds with the Olympian on the Bolt Track at the University of the West Indies, as a part of the Diamond Jubilee Tour, where he was tending to the Queen. 

Assessing their first association in a message showed on the Kensington Palace Twitter channel, Harry made: 'Well done @usainbolt - now you're absolutely the best you may be set up for a re-run! Upbeat 30th - H.' 

He fused a photograph of them two on the track amidst the prestigious' visit to Bolt's Caribbean home, when the Jamaican contender let Harry race ahead. 

"We should do it. Regard for the birthday wishes," Bolt tweeted back. The 100m gold medallist continued to win three golds at London 2012, going before leaving an imperfection on the world in Rio 2016 with three more. 

Regardless, 31-year-old magnificent won't not have expected the nine times Olympic gold medallist to concur so rapidly to his most recent test - and this time, Bolt may not be so typical on the recognized. 

The charming trade sent Twitter into emergency as the reports of the radiant race got the opportunity to be understood on the web. "Would LOVE to see a re-run," said one awesome fan. "Perhaps London 2017!? Opening occasion - Usain v Harry," said another. 

Clearly the Prince of traps had been creating something for Bolt when Kensington Palace tweeted a puzzle message before the sovereign's message, considering: "We were moreover watching the sprinting decidedly a week back and have a novel message for one of the contenders on his birthday..." 

Sovereign Harry has been known not wearing troubles on Twitter to his unmistakable companions. He widely enrolled the sponsorship of the Queen to react to a test from President Obama and Michelle Obama after the First Lady set out the gauntlet for Prince Harry before the Invictus Games in Orlando, America, on 8 May. 

Posting a strong video, testing the British assembling, the couple appeared pretty much as they proposed business. Confronting the camera Michelle says: "Hey Prince Harry. Keep in mind when you instructed us to bring it at the Invictus Games?"