The oldest Olympian in the world has died at 101: who won gold in London 1948.

Farewell to a Legend

According to The Sun: The world has lost the oldest Olympian — French athlete Charles Costa, who passed away at the age of 101. He won a gold medal in team pursuit at the 1948 Olympic Games in London, competing at the Herne Hill velodrome.

Costa became the oldest living Olympic champion in January after the death of gymnast Agnes Keleti.

His life and achievements will leave a mark in sports history.

The impact of his achievements is still felt today, as he inspired many athletes by overcoming extraordinary age barriers. Charles Costa left a bright mark not only in the history of Olympic sports but also in the hearts of those who aspire for high results, regardless of age.