- Sir Rod Stewart aims to break the sprinting world record for men aged 80 and over.
- He is training to run 100 metres in under 14 seconds, which is the current record for his age group.
- Stewart has installed a sprint track at his home and is focusing on specific running techniques to improve his current time of 19 seconds.
- His motivation for this challenge is to maintain fitness and satisfy his competitive drive.
- The current world record for men over 80 is 14.21 seconds, held by Kenton Brown.
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