Usain Bolt

 Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt is an estimated net worth of $90 million. At his peak, Usain Bolt was the fastest person on earth and was among the most well-paid athletes on the planet, especially during Olympics times. Usain made between $20 and $30 million per year during the time leading up to the Olympics. He was, by far the most well-paid track and field athlete ever. It's possible that the bulk of his income came through endorsements, not competition prizes. Puma is the German shoe maker, paid Usain $9M per year for the privilege of wearing their footwear both on and off track. Contracts with Visa, Nissan, and Gatorade resulted in Usain additional millions. Bolt's autobiography, which is a best-selling book and a bestseller, was released in 2010 by Harper Collins. The advance included a multi-million-dollar increase. Usain also receives appearance fees that range from $250,000 to $500,000 to participate in track and field events throughout the world. In his Olympic career Usain has won 8 gold medals. He holds several world records, including the 100-meter (9.58 secs) and the 200 meter (19.19).