Long jumper Tyrone Smith backed up his gold medal performance at the CAC Senior Championships by winning bronze at the Luzern Spitzen Leichtathletik Track meet in Switzerland.Smith’s jump of 8.06 metres, the same distance that won him the gold in Puerto Rico, was enough to earn him his second podium spot in the span of four days, with the eventual winner, Yahya Berrabah of Morocco, winning the event with a jump of 8.18m. Greg Rutherford from Great Britain leaped 8.09m to claim the silver.While his leap was good enough for him to grab gold, Smith was hoping to jump a bit further and hit the 8.10m mark.“Things are going pretty good right now, I’m on the trail to get as many quality jumps in as I can before the World Championships so things are sorting themselves out nicely,” said Smith.“I’m trying to sharpen things up for the Worlds, I am about to compete in Spain and hopefully that works out for me as well. I’m happy with my performance in Switzerland, the conditions were a bit cooler then I had hoped for, so it was good to perform well in adverse conditions.”“I would have liked to go over 8.10, but for the first meet of the series I am happy with it.”Bermuda’s Male Athlete of the Year won gold at the Kawasaki World Challenge, in Japan, in May to start his season’s medal haul with a leap of 8.09 metres, his second best career jump which was just one centimetre shy of the qualifying standard for the Worlds.He then officially qualified for both the World Championships and Olympics following his performance at a meet at Rice University, in Texas, where he leapt 8.16 metres, easily reaching the qualifying standards (8.10 metres) for both competitionsSmith is currently competing in Spain as he looks to continue his current form against the world’s best jumpers.The World Championships will be held in Daegu, South –Korea, from August 27 and –September 4.n Usain Bolt won the 100 meters in 9.88 seconds at the Monaco Diamond League meet yesterday in a tuneup for next month’s world championships.The Jamaican improved his personal-best time this season by 0.03 seconds but was well short of his world mark of 9.58 seconds.Nesta Carter of Jamaica was second in 9.90 seconds. Michael Rodgers of the U.S. was third in 9.96.The worlds start Aug. 27 in Daegu, South Korea. Bolt’s last race before then will be the 200 at Stockholm next week.