Men Compete in Annual Peter Pan Race

Every Christmas, the Serpentine swimming club holds a 100-meter race with a staggered start, allowing anyone to win. This year, 77-year-old Cyril Wood emerged victorious, enjoying a hot toddy and media attention. The event, organized by Alan Titmuss, is a long-standing tradition. Participants reflect on the invigorating experience, while a friendly wager adds to the festive spirit.

What is the significance of the 100 meter race on Christmas Day?

Who was this year's victor of the Christmas Day swim?

What reward does the victor receive after the race?

What is the general atmosphere described during the Christmas swim?

What does Alan Titmuss represent in the context of the event?