MPX5138266: Irena Szewinska competes in the 200 Metres during Athletics Championship Britain v Poland - Irena Szewinska won her first Olympic Gold at 18 as part of the Polish sprint team at the Tokyo Olympics (64) where she also won silver at long jump and 200m - she broke the world record to win Gold at 200m in Mexico (68) - In Montreal (76) she won Gold at 400m at the age of 30 - She is the first woman to break 50 seconds for 400m, June 1972 (photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5138314: Gay Abrahams (Panama), Dieter Kurrat (East Germany), John Jones (USA), Harvey Glance (USA), Donald Quarrie (Jamaica) silver medallist, Valery Dorzov (Russia) bronze medallist, Petar Petrov (Bulgaria). (Winner Haseley Crawford not in picture). Olympic Games 1976 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5138317: Montreal 1976 Edwin Moses after winning the 400m hurdles final. Not only did Moses win the gold medal in his first international meet, he set a world record of 47.64 seconds, breaking John Akii-Bua's mark of 47.82. His eight-meter victory over Mike Shine was the largest winning margin in the event in the Olympics, Montreal 1976 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5138326: When Ann, Ernest, Michael and Paul Miles were born 1935 they were the first British quadruplets to survive and today they are the world's oldest living quads. Pictured is Ann with old photos of the family. Next year they will overtake a German, now dead, to be the world's oldest quads ever.When Ann, Ernest, Michael and Paul Miles were born 1935 they were the first British quadruplets to survive and today they are the world's oldest living quads. Pictured is Ann with old photos of the family. Next year they will overtake a German, now dead, to be the world's oldest quads ever, 17/11/2014 (photo) / Bridgeman Images