Driving World Records  

Phil Billingham, Shannon Currie, Duncan Mackenzie, and Gerry Mulligan traveled to 18 countries in 24 hours. They visited Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, France, Luxemburg, Belgium, and Holland. Read more about their journey here.

Noah L. drove through 186 consecutive green traffic lights while driving around New York City.

Kent Haines and Erin Descoteaux took 41.66 seconds to drive through the legendary Chandelier Tree while listening to "Maneater" by Hall & Oates

Jireh A. calculated a 106,173-mile driving route using Google Maps.

Trey Shannon drove 845.48 miles (1360.66 kilometers) on a kart track in 24 hours. He set the record to raise awareness about Tourette Syndrome and to raise money for the Tourette Syndrome Association. Learn more about the feat here.

Powered by the all-new KIA Sportage, KIA Motors South Africa set the record for the World’s Longest Test Drive Relay. The KIA Motors team, together with 520 test drivers, drove a total of 3,291 kilometers exploring six South African provinces over a seven-day period. Learn more about the feat here.

T.K. drove 10 laps backwards on Moo Moo Meadows in Mario Kart Wii in five minutes, 4.35 seconds.

CBC Life drove around the island of Manhattan in 26 minutes and 3 seconds. NOTE: This record is extremely dangerous. The category is closed. Future submissons will not be accepted.

A total of 54 student campers from iD Tech Camps UC San Diego pretended to beNASCAR drivers. [#iDTech][]

Anthony R. of Isaac Improv caught eight Skittles thrown in the air in his mouth while listening to the chorus of Kelly Clarkson's Heartbeat Song in a moving car.

Doug McManaman drove a golf ball on covered bridge that measured 172 feet in length.

Kevin brought his kids Preston and McKenna on a family road trip lasting 17 days. The trip started on June 29, 2013 and ended on July 15, 2013. They drove 6,950 miles in a Honda CRV, all the way across the United States, during their annual summer vacation. Attractions the family visited include the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Ohio, the Willis Tower and SkyDeck in Chicago, Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota, Yellowstone National Park in Las Vegas, and Hollywood, California.

Greg S. drove 810 miles to attend a live Fantasy Football draft.

Naader Reda ate three king-size Caramel Milky Way bars while driving.

Tai Star recited a 250-word Monty Python quote while stopped at a red traffic light.

Tai Star recited a 265-word quote from Monty Python's The Meaning of Life while driving with a RecordSetter Book of World Records balanced on his head.