Sprint king Usain Bolt will run his first individual race of the Olympic season on Saturday when he lines up for the 100m at the Jamaica International Invitational at the National Stadium in Kingston.

After running the anchor leg on the Racers' 4x100m club relay team that clocked a season-leading 37.82 sec in rainy and cold conditions three weeks ago at the UTech Track and Field Classic in Kingston, Bolt reported he was injury free and ready to go.

"I felt all right, comfortable, smooth, not as smooth as I would normally feel, but I have a few months to get ready and a lot more running to go, so I look forward to getting better," Bolt said of his early form in a season pointed at the London Olympics starting in July.