MONTREAL — Rejuvenated by a recent performance, Andre De Grasse is confident he can still outrun the best in the world at this summer’s Paris Olympics.

“I’m feeling like my old self again,” the decorated Canadian sprinter said Wednesday at Claude-Robillard sports complex. “I’m starting to get back my speed.”

De Grasse enters the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic track and field trials after running a season-best 10.00 seconds at the Paavo Nurmi Games in Turku, Finland, last week to meet the 100-metre entry standard for the Paris Games.