AP Interview: IAAF head Coe discusses Bolt, Coleman, Semenya

PARIS (AP) — Usain Bolt’s absence may feel like a giant void for fans, including IAAF President Sebastian Coe, when the world athletics championships begin next month.
Bolt retired after the 2017 worlds, taking a haul of gold medals and jaw-dropping world records of 9.58 seconds in the 100 and 19.19 in the 200 with him. A star factor impossible to replicate, let alone replace, also left the sport.
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