A 101-year-old woman from Chandigarh, Punjab, on Monday won a 100-metre sprint at the World Masters Games in New Zealand’s Auckland. Man Kaur was the only participant in the centenarian category. This was the 17th gold medal of her athletics career, which she began to pursue at the age of 93.

The “miracle of Chandigarh” finished the race in a minute and 14 seconds, only 64.42 seconds behind Olympic-winning sprinter Usain Bolt’s 100-metre world record from 2009. Kaur had entered the athletics scene at her grandson Gurdev Singh’s suggestion. “I enjoyed it and am very, very happy. I am going to run again. I am not going to give up. I will participate [in more races]. There is no full stop,” she said after the race.

Culled from Scroll.in

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