A 97-year-old British woman, Betty Bromage of Cheltenham, breaks her own Guinness World Record to become the oldest female wing walker. According to reports, she has carried out six wing-walking flights over the past decade. The latest record comes about a year after she suffered a stroke in August of the previous year. Following the stroke, she resumes wing-walking and completes another wing-walk to re-establish her standing in the Guinness World Records. The reports describe her achievement as surpassing her prior benchmark and confirm that she is now the oldest woman to perform wing walking. While the accounts focus on the record-breaking flights and her age, they also highlight her recovery and return to the sport after the stroke. The Guinness record is presented as the formal recognition of her status, with her repeated attempts over many years forming the basis for breaking her earlier own mark.