Dwain Chambers won the 100m Great British Olympic trials in Birmingham earlier today.
However, the 34-year-old's time of 10.25 seconds was short of the Olympic qualifying requirement, which currently stands at 10.18 seconds.
Chambers finished ahead of Adam Gemili and James Dasaolu, both of whom have already reached the qualifying standard.
He now has just one more event to try to record a time that is deemed suitable by the selectors when he runs at the European Championships in Helsinki next weekend.
