A 95-year-old man has smashed the world 200m sprint record.
No, not that one - the world's over-95s 200m record.
Dr Charles Eugster shaved more than two seconds off the existing record at the British Masters Athletics Championships in London over the weekend.
The retired dentist zipped around the track at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre in 55.48 seconds, nearly three times slower than Olympic and World 200m sprint champion Usain Bolt.
The Londoner, who lives in Zurich, said afterwards "it proved you can set challenges and goals at any age and achieve them".
