In Pictures: Quincy Wilson turns heads in a white Rolls Royce with Masai Russell's sister on 2024 Homecoming

America's youngest track and field Olympic champion Quincy Wilson recently took a ride in a dazzling Rolls Royce Ghost to attend homecoming 2024 in style, where he was accompanied by Masai Russell's sister Solai Russell.

This past August, Wilson etched his name in the track and field history books after his Paris Olympics exploits. The 16-year-old represented the United States in the 4x400m relay and became the youngest runner in the 128-year history of the Olympics.

However, he did not get a chance to compete in the finals and only took part in the preliminary heat, where he ran the open leg in 47.27 seconds. As a part of the team, Wilson was awarded the gold medal as the American quartet of Rai Benjamin, Christopher Bailey, Bryce Deadmon, and Vernon Norwood secured victory in the finals.

In a recent development, Quincy Wilson showcased his fashion statement as he arrived at Homecoming 2024 hand in hand with Solai Russell in a glamorous white Rolls Royce Ghost.

Wilson donned a tan tuxedo jacket with black satin lapels paired with black pants and black loafers. He completed the look with a black bow tie and sunglasses. In contrast, Russell sported a stunning metallic green strapless dress with a ruched design paired with gold strappy heels and a corsage for added flair. Sharing the pictures in a joint Instagram post with Russell,

Wilson wrote:

"hoco 24"

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"One of the biggest accomplishments ever in my life" - Quincy Wilson reacts after being featured in Ebony Magazine's Power-100 list

Quincy Wilson at the Olympic Games-Paris 2024 (Image via Getty)

For his accomplishments during the 2024 season, which included clocking the fastest 400m under-18 world records in both indoor and outdoor events, Quincy Wilson was recognized by Ebony Magazine as a Power-100 honoree in the Generation Next category.

He expressed his gratitude for the honor in an Instagram post and wrote:

"I am so happy to be honored this year by @ebonymagazine as a Power 100 honoree in the category of Generation Next Being recognized alongside such incredible individuals from our own community is truly humbling, and I’m grateful for this platform that is not only of the culture, but for the culture! Thank you, EBONY, for celebrating how WE show up and for truly moving Black forward."

Quincy Wilson is currently weighing on his opportunities to select a university and as a part of this he has paid visits to University of Georgia, University of Tennessee, among others.