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Memorable moments: Ben Johnson

At the 1988 Seoul Summer Games, Ben Johnson captured the men's 100m gold medal edging track legend Carl Lewis and breaking his own world record. Johnson was later stripped of his medal after failing a doping test.

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28 Sep 1988: Carl Lewis (left) of the USA, Linford Christie (seond left) of Great Britain, Calvin Smith (second right) of the USA and Ben Johnson (right) of Canada at the start of the 100 Metres Final at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Lewis won the gold medal Christie won the silver and Smith won the bronze medal in this event. Johnson was disqualified for failing a drugs test. \ Mandatory Credit: Steve Powell/Allsport
28 Sep 1988: Carl Lewis (left) of the USA, Linford Christie (seond left) of Great Britain, Calvin Smith (second right) of the USA and Ben Johnson (right) of Canada at the start of the 100 Metres Final at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Lewis won the gold medal Christie won the silver and Smith won the bronze medal in this event. Johnson was disqualified for failing a drugs test. \ Mandatory Credit: Steve Powell/Allsport

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