Rolling World Records  

Stuart Burrell rolled a 32-cm diameter frying pan in 7.90 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 25-cm diameter frying pan in 5.10 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 20-cm diameter frying pan in 5.37 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 30-cm diameter frying pan in 4.80 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

Stuart Burrell rolled a 28-cm diameter frying pan in 3.10 seconds. He set the record to raise funds for a local community radio station, Chelmsford Community Radio.

A member of Support The Melons rolled a melon across his co-member's wingspan 11 times in 30 seconds. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.

Brian Pankey coin rolled a poker chip seven times in 10 seconds.

Brian Pankey coin rolled a poker chip 33 times in one minute.

Brian Pankey rolled three Eisenhower silver dollar coins simultaneously on his hand.

Tai Star kept two coins rolling on a trampoline for one minute, 13.38 seconds.

Brian Pankey completed 27 Eisenhower Silver dollar coin rolls while bouncing a golf ball on a four-pound sledgehammer.

Brian Pankey completed eight Eisenhower silver dollar coin rolls while bouncing a golf ball on a putter.

Brian Pankey rolled two lighters in his fingers 19 times in one minute. He used one lighter in each hand.

Tony Duncan completed 29 top-of-head rolls while juggling three balls.

Mick Cullen, Carl Cutler, and Wil Zambole rolled a total of 537 pips on 150 dice during a live episode of Subterranean on WRLR, 98.3 FM.

Brian Pankey completed 15coin rolls using a Kennedy half dollarin 30 seconds, while bouncing a golf ball on a golf club in his other hand.