Thrill-Seeking 105-Year-Old Becomes World's Oldest Person To Ride A Rollercoaster

Grandfather Jack Reynolds doesn’t like to take things easy on his birthday.

Last year he stole our hearts when he got a tattoo - at 104 years old - to raise money for charity.

Now, to mark his 105th year, Reynolds has set a new Guinness World Record by becoming the oldest known person to ride a rollercoaster.

Reynolds, from Chesterfield, boarded the ride live on ITV show ‘Good Morning Britain’ in order to raise money for Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland Air Ambulance service.

So far his GoFundMe page has received donations of more than £360.

Good Morning Britain

The centurion seemed to enjoy the ride, beaming from ear to ear the entire way round the track.

“I was amazed...every bit was good,” he said after he was back on firm ground.

We can’t wait to see what he’s got planned for next year.

‘Good Morning Britain’ airs every weekday on ITV from 6am.

Elderly People Reveal Their Top Tips For Longevity

Charlie Matthews(01 of06)

Earlier this year, Charlie Matthews celebrated his 100th birthday and credited red wine as the secret to his longevity.

He said: “Red wine – plenty of it has helped me live to be 100.” (credit:SWNS)

Misao Okawa(02 of06)

Misao Okawa was a Japanese supercentenarian who was the world's oldest living person from June 2013 until her death on 1 April 2015.

When she celebrated her 116th birthday on 5 March 2014, she shared her secret to living a long life.

“Eat and sleep and you will live a long time,” she told The Telegraph. “You have to learn to relax.” (credit:Getty)

Sam Heggessey(03 of06)

In 2014, Sam Heggessey was hailed as 'Britain’s oldest gym buff' at the ripe old age of 100.

At the time, he shared his secret to a long life: yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi once a week and drinking half a glass of champagne each week. (credit:Virgin Active)

Mbah Gotho(04 of06)

A centenarian who claims to be the 'world’s oldest man' has reportedly celebrated his 146th birthday.

According to his ID card, Mbah Gotho, from Indonesia, was born on 31 December 1870.

The great-grandfather said the key to long life is “patience”. (credit:ANADOLU AGENCY VIA GETTY IMAGES)

Irene Crump and Phyllis Jones(05 of06)

The pair have spent a whole century together after being born 25 minutes apart on November 20 1916 - they even live together in Stourport, Worcester.

The duo put their milestone birthday, on November 2015, down to "hard work and good food". (credit:Caters)

Jessie Gallan(06 of06)

Jessie Gallan turned 109 at the beginning of last year and revealed the secret to her long life was exercise, eating plenty of porridge and steering clear of men.

She said: “My secret to a long life has been staying away from men. They’re just more trouble than they’re worth. I also made sure that I got plenty of exercise, ate a nice warm bowl of porridge every morning and have never gotten married." (credit:STV News / YouTube)