"I enjoy competing against Tyson," Bolt said.

"Every year we go out and push each other. Every year we look forward to competing."

Despite registering such an eye-catching time in Kingston, he is still undecided at to whether he will attempt to double up for the 100-200 at the Beijing Olympics but is expected to try and qualify for the 100 to leave his options open.

"I don't know if I'm doubling yet," Bolt said. "I know I'll be running the 200."

Saturday's meeting also features a reprise of the women's 100 metres at the world championships in Osaka with gold medalist Veronica Campbell-Brown of Jamaica and American Lauryn Williams lining up, while China's Liu Xiang, the 110m hurdles Olympic and world champion, will also defend his title.