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Glen Mills, coach of double world record holder, Usain Bolt, has said the sprinter has put his false start in the men's 100-metres in Daegu behind him.
As a result, Mills said Bolt is ready to defend the 200-metre title he won in Berlin two years ago.
In a major disappointment to the crowd in South Korea, Bolt was disqualified from the men's 100 metres for a false start on Sunday.
The star sprinter immediately reacted to his mistake, by pulling his jersey over his face.
Mills said Bolt is very disappointed "but it makes no sense groan over it continuously. He knows that the show must go on, and as a champion and a star, he must realise he must get ready for the next act and that what he is doing.
Bolt will line-up in the men's 200 metres on Friday.