Wildcard World Records  

Brian Pankey performed three consecutive curls spinning a plate while simultaneously bouncing a paddle ball on his other hand.

Brian Pankey performed three consecutive one-handed four-ring flashes in 15 seconds.

Kamal Aslam performed three triple Charlier card cuts in 6.05 seconds.

Team World Record Ice (Dawson List, Max Zuleta, James Ottens, Dominique Collel, and Joe Rimer) built an ice bar 207 feet in length. Read more about the feat here.

Team World Record Ice (Dawson List, Max Zuleta, James Ottens, Dominique Collel, and Joe Rimer) sculpted an ice luge 23 feet tall. They called it Rapunzel and the piece was the centerpoint of their ice bar. Read more about the feat here.

Christian Cipollini balanced a bottle cap on top of two chopsticks for one minute, 0.40 seconds while his friend beside him wore a Doritos bag on his head and had chopsticks in his mouth. A third participant held a keg over his head while listening to Vamos A La Playa.

Christian Cipollini and his friends balanced a boxed board game on their heads for two minutes, 43.61 seconds.

Kamal Aslam performed 20 sets of Charlier card cuts and Revolution card cuts alternately in one minute.

Doug McManaman tied a reef knot in 4.16 seconds.

Doug McManaman fired two rifle shots that passed through the center hole of a CD from 65 yards away.

Sujit Das built a paintbrush measuring 28 feet in length, 4.40 feet in breadth, and 22 kilograms in weight. He used the brush to paint portraits of Mahatma Gandhi, Sahid Bhagat Singh, and Bishna Prasad Rabha at Govt. Boys High School in Nagaon, India.

Dressed in a banana suit, Alex Clayton led 96 people in dancing to March of the Mods.

Ronald Taylor performed 151 one-handed alternating claps in 10 seconds.

Kamal Aslam performed seven sets of card cuts, alternating between Charlier card cuts and Revolution card cuts, in 30 seconds using a double deck of cards.

Jon Gardner took one minute, 8.87 seconds to eat a slice of cheese.

Doug McManaman balanced the RecordSetter Book of World Records on top of a pole on his thumb for four minutes, 41.34 seconds while sitting.