Tim Layden: Gatlin returns to track's limelight after serving his time - Sports Illustrated
Justin Gatlin of the U.S. celebrates winning the men's 100 metres final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 22, 2004. Justin Gatlin is learning how to sprint again, and it has
Justin Gatlin: Clothes, Outfits, Brands, Style and Looks | Spotern
Justin Gatlin's Nike deal criticized by Olympic star
Justin Gatlin - Nike Wallpaper (37445) - Fanpop
Nike gives controversial sprinter Justin Gatlin sponsorship deal - BBC Sport
Gatlin in Europe (Well..), by Alfons Juck, note by Larry Eder - runblogrun
Controversial sprinter Justin Gatlin given new Nike sponsorship deal despite previous drug bans - Mirror Online
Nike-Deal: Leichtathleten kritisieren Vertrag für Justin Gatlin - DER SPIEGEL
Nike gives controversial sprinter Justin Gatlin sponsorship deal - BBC Sport
Nike gives controversial sprinter Justin Gatlin sponsorship deal - BBC Sport
DyeStat.com - News - Justin Gatlin To Race 100 Meters in Ostrava
Justin Gatlin Continues Comeback in 100 at Track Championships - The New York Times
2011 Nike Pre Classic: Gatlin will run Pre, but no change on Euromeetings stance, by Gene Cherry/Reuters, note by Larry Eder - runblogrun
Justin Gatlin of the United States takes off his Nike running spikes... Photo d'actualité - Getty Images
Justin Gatlin in new sponsorship deal with Nike - AW
Sprinter Justin Gatlin Faces New Obstacles as Suspension Ends - The New York Times
Justin Gatlin Nike deal slammed by British athletes as drugs cheat gets sponsorship | Daily Mail Online
Controversial US sprinters to race in Nike this summer - Canadian Running Magazine
Nike have given out the wrong message by signing two-time convicted drugs cheat Justin Gatlin to a lucrative kit deal | Daily Mail Online
Justin Gatlin hurts so good after winning U.S. track championships 200 in 19.57 seconds – Orange County Register
Paula Radcliffe criticises Nike for giving Justin Gatlin new sponsorship deal | Athletics | The Guardian
Justin Gatlin - Wikipedia
Colin Murray: Justin Gatlin being re-sponsored by Nike may be wrong but if we cared enough, we would stop buying their products | Metro News
