Thessaloniki (Greece), Sep 14 (DPA) Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt ended his season with victory in the 200 metres at the World Athletics Final in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Meanwhile American Carmelita Jeter ran the fastest women's 100m for 11 years and the fifth fastest ever Sunday when she clocked 10.67 seconds to beat world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser of Jamaica.

World and Olympic treble champion Bolt clocked 19.68 seconds in a commanding 200m victory ahead of Wallace Spearman of the US (20.21) and Brendan Christian of Antigua (20.65).

It was the last race of the season for Bolt, 23, who has complained of fatigue and has cancelled further appearances in Asia.

'I wanted to run faster but I was really tired after the long season. No more races for me, it is time to rest,' he said.

Bolt did not compete in Saturday's 100m won by Tyson Gay of the US in 9.88 seconds ahead of Jamaica's Asafa Powell (9.90) and Darvis Patton of the United States (10.00).

He won a world title treble in Berlin last month when he bettered his world records in the 100m (9.58 seconds) and 200m (19.19).

Jeter, third in Berlin, meanwhile became the third fastest woman of all time in winning the 100m.

Her 10.67 has been bettered only by world record holder Florence Griffith-Joyner (10.49) and fellow American Marion Jones (10.