Ian Winship, a 90-year-old former paratrooper from Cumbernauld, is believed to have achieved a world-best time for his age group in a 10-kilometer race. Winship completed the distance in one hour, four minutes, and 37 seconds at a local running event, according to Scottish Athletics.

The organization described the performance as “unbelievable,” highlighting the exceptional nature of Winship’s run. While the time is considered a world best for a 90-year-old, it is not officially recognized as a record due to the less reliable timing methods typically used in amateur competitions.

Winship’s accomplishment has drawn attention in the athletics community for its demonstration of endurance and fitness at an advanced age. Scottish Athletics has acknowledged the significance of the feat, though formal ratification would require stricter timing standards and verification procedures typically associated with official records.