100-Year-Old Athlete Lester Wright Breaks 100-Metre World Record
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Despite taking a break for more than 20 years, 100-year-old athlete Lester Wright created a world record in the &ldquo;Event 590&rdquo; race for &ldquo;Masters Men&#39;s 100m dash 80 and older&rdquo;. Wright from New Jersey was competing in the Penn Relays America&#39;s oldest track and field meet. Watch to know more</p>
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