"To all my Track Fans Supporters, Love Ones, and website visitors!
God has given me a talent/gift to run fast and to be a Champion with a Heart-Of-Gold!!

My talent has turned into a vessel of Happiness. When I step onto the track I run for all of You!!

If I leave you in a untimely way, remember to run with your Heart and Soul! Making all of you Happy made me run "harder" and Faster! only God can truly judge what you do.

Remember all my young track stars there is a life in running, Be a Champion and Trust yourself!!!

"I LOVE Track And Field"!!!...........J-GAT

7/31/2006 1:20:03 AM, By J-GAT

New York, New York (July 29, 2006)

"I have been informed by the United States Anti-doping Agency that after a relay race I ran in Kansas City on April 22, I tested positive for a banned substance. I cannot account for these results, because I have never knowingly used any banned substance or authorized anyone else to administer such a substance to me. In the course of my entire professional career, I have been tested more than 100 times, including during the 2004 Olympics Games in Athens, the 2005 World Athletic Championships in Helsinki and the many major international competitions in which I have participated. All of the tests this season, including the out-of-competition and in-competition tests conducted just before and after the race in Kansas,were negative."

"I am particularly sensitive to this issue since, while competing at the University of Tennessee in 2001, I tested positive for a banned substance that was contained in Adderall, the medication that I had been taking for attention deficit disorder from the time I was a child. That experience made me even more vigilant to make certain that I not come into contact with any banned substance for any reason whatsoever. Since then, I have been involved with efforts to educate people about the dangers of using drugs and would never do anything to disappoint my fans and supporters. It is simply not consistent with either my character or my confidence in my God-given athletic ability to cheat in any way. Since learning of the positive test, I have been doing everything in my power to find out what caused this to happen. I have been and will continue to cooperate fully with USADA as it moves forward with the process it has initiated and hope that when all the facts are revealed it will be determined that I have done nothing wrong. My parents raised me with love, and a very clear sense of right and wrong, and I would never do anything that would disappoint them in anyway."

For More information Contact:
Alice McGillion Rubenstein Associates cell 914 584-2708, office 212 843-8039 or Chris Giglio Rubenstein Associates 845 887-4595 or 917 770-9100 office 212 843-8000

7/30/2006 10:59:26 PM, By J-GAT

"Hello!! to all my track fan supporters, and website visitors. I last visited with you on May 17, 2006 giving you my disappointing view on the revision of my World-Record time change.....well that was then, and this is now.....I feel that I'm in great shape, my training is going great....my last wins at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, OR and the Reebok Grand Prix in New York City can attest to how great shape my intense training have me in because as you noticed both times weather conditions certainly were not in my favor. Most of you may remember on May 12, 2006 two hours after setting the World Record in Doha,Qatar I hopped aboard a plan for Indianapolis, I had committed to come to Indy to help promote the Outdoor National Championships and it was important to me an to the meet that I fulfill that committment to promote my sport and our Outdoor National Championships......I had a great time and was definitely looking forward to coming back to Indy......"Well guess what I'm back!! arrived here yesterday, June 18,2006.....and I would love to see all my supporting fans fly-in, drive-in, or just plan tune-in to ESPN2 on June 24th 6:00-8:00 pm and June 25th 5:00-7:00 pm Est. because Power, Speed, Grace Track and Field stars from across America will compete here in the sport's most anticipated event of the year. "Can you imagine running a city block in less than 10 seconds? well that's what I did to tie the 100-meter world record, "Sooo!check us out" me and the nation's top men and women and junior track and field athletes are coming to Indianapolis Wednesday through next Sunday for the AT&T USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships and the Finish Line Junior USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Nearly 1,000 athletes, with the help of coaches, support staff and local volunteers, will attempt to break national and world records at the Michael A. Carroll Stadium at IUPUI. Indianapolis is a great sports town and certainly has its love for speed--from the 500-mile Race to the explosive Colts offense. My USA Track and Field teammates and I hope to bring another influx of speed and athleticism to Indy with our love for running fast. I am often asked what it's like to be a professional track athlete and to be able to run the 100 meters under 10 seconds flat. "The truth is, it's very cool and I encourage everyone to try it. Unfortunately, not everyone can run sub-10s (smile), so I hope can show all my fans, and as many people as possible what that looks like when I step on the track to compete at the AT&T USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Wednesday through Sunday at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. "Sooo!! what's it like to be a World Record holder?? "It's an absolute rush! It really is. But...believe me it doesn't just happen. Like most things in life, it requires a lot of hard work, dedication and practice. What most people don't see or understand is that athletes such as myself work ot six hours a day, six days a week. We lift weight every day and head to the track for some of the hardest workouts you'll ever see. And as much as I love to run, practice is not fun at all!! But that's what it takes to be the best. When I was in high school, I was a state champion, but I don't think anybody thought I would get a World-Record holder. I took my share of lumps at the University of Tennessee, too. But I'm on top of the World now, and that's one of the great things about track and about life. If you put in the work, have the dedication, the right attitude and the support of your family, friends, coaches and managers, you will also succeed. If I fail, it's because I did something wrong out there in terms of my execution. If I win, It's because of the hard work paying off and the guidance and support of my team behind me........So my fan support is part of the team, continue stopping by and leaving your marks of encouraging thoughts, prayers to remain healthy and injury free.....Thank you, I Truly Thank all of you.....I feel your spirit....J-GAT

6/21/2006 12:16:31 AM, By J-GAT

"This is my statement to WR-Change News on the revision of my World-record time released through USATF Wednesday, May 17, 2006.

"It is very disappointing to me that it has taken five days to determine the official time of a race with this significance. I remain conifident that I am the World's Fastest Man and I look forward to proving it once again. My parents raised me to be a good sport but I don't want to share the World Record."

......so continue to keep me in your positive thoughts, vibes,and prayers coming in your marks here on my guest book....I feel you all....Thanks J-GAT.

5/17/2006 11:12:15 PM, By J-GAT

(USATF Release)
Wednesday, May 10, 2006 News & Notes, Gatlin to appear in Indianapolis.

Reigning men's Olympic and world 100m champion Justin Gatlin will travel to Indianapolis this weekend to promote the 2006 AT&T Outdoor Championships, June 21-25, at the IU Michael A.Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium on the campus of IUPUI in downtown Indianapolis.

Gatlin will appear Sunday morning at the second day of qualifying for the 2006 Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, waving the green flag to signal the beginning of practice prior to the start of the day's qualifying session.

He then will participate in a series of television, radio and newspaper interviews in promotion of the AT&T USA Outdoor Championships.

Later that afternoon he will throw out the first pitch at the Indianapolis Indians home game at Victory Field against the Syracuse Skychiefs.
On Monday, May 15, Gatlin will appear at Stoneybrook Middle School as part of USATF's "Be A Champion" program.

Later that morning Gatlin will return to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in the Indy Car Experience, which provides the rare opportunity, for those brave enough to participate, a few hot laps on the famed 2 1/2 mile oval in a two-seat Indy car. Participants experience speeds, thrills and g-forces previously available to only a small handful of elite drivers.

For more information visit www.usatf.org

5/12/2006 1:48:47 AM, By Gatlin1

"My first priority was to run a sub-10 seconds race which I did in Osaka (on last Saturday). I managed to clock 9.95 seconds there. Today is Thursday,my training is going well here in Doha, Qatar for my meet on tomorrow, Friday.
Now I will go all out for the world record, "I've got the Olympic gold and the World championship gold, but I want to add the world record to my name." "It might happen in Doha or it could happen somewhere else, but I will do it before the year is out." I've had a few minutes of down time to read the latest marks in my guestbook....

I truly thank all of you supporters for your positive and motivating entries....J-GAT

5/12/2006 1:12:44 AM, By J-GAT

"Latest Press Release from IAAF World Athletics Tour."
Saturday 6 May 2006
World and Olympic champion Justin Gatlin won the 100m at today's Osaka World Athletics Tour meet in Nagai Stadium, Osaka, Japan in 9.95 seconds (wind -0.1 m/s), his first individual 100m race of 2006. Good start for Gatlin. Gatlin completely dominated the men's 100m for the second year in a row. He had a good start then futher extended his lead throughout the race, winning in 9.95, 0.19 seconds faster than second place Marcus Brunson (USA). Japan's Shingo Suetsugu, Paris 200m bronze medallist finished third.

5/6/2006 11:38:24 AM, By Gatlin1

"As you know Japan is half way around the world, with a 14 hours time difference, "So guest what? while you were sleeping! I heard all your prayers, and made it happen! my first individual race debut 100m sub-10 run in 9.95, "This is a good start to the season," "I wanted to go sub-10,and to do that in my first meet sets a good tone for breaking the World record." I got a good start, and can run even faster in Doha,Qatar next week, Friday, May 12th, so keep checking in at my website for update results.....

"PS"...To all my fans that has stopped by my guestbook, I thank you one an all for your warm, thoughtful prayers, words of encouragement and motivation, I will write back.......J-GAT

5/6/2006 10:41:57 AM, By J-GAT

As I post to you this very morning from my laptop, I'm in route to Osaka, Japan for my for my first individual meet on Saturday, May 6, this weekend......

So stay tuned to my website for the latest update.

5/2/2006 10:18:26 AM, By J-GAT

Yep, it all happened while "On The Road To Beijing 2008" Olympic Development Men 4x100 - USA vs. the World.
The USA Blue was "Victorius" with a win of 38.33, mean while a few Penn Relay "Quotes from Justin Gatlin (Anchor men 4x100 Champ) USA Blue" on the (Crowd)

"Its crazy. I stand in one section and everyone cheers and then I stand in another section and get booed. It's great. You feel like a villain and a hero. It feels complete."

5/2/2006 10:08:39 AM, By Gatlin1