Hiromu Inada, the world’s oldest Ironman, says he hopes to keep competing into his 90s. The 87-year-old Inada already has a certificate on his wall that confirms his status as the world’s oldest Ironman, but the Japanese man is still pounding away on his training bike. “My goal is next year’s world championship in Hawaii,” he told Reuters at his training facility in Chiba, east of Tokyo. “I will absolutely participate in it, and I absolutely want to break the world record of completing the race at the oldest age again. In 2015, at age 82, he took part in the Hawaii Ironman, bidding to become the oldest finisher on record.

Source: Punch August 27, 2020 08:37 UTC