Wildcard World Records  

Montystar A. lifted a 60-kilogram man 16 times using only his hair.

Montystar Agarawal lifted a 50 kilogram weight with his hair and walked 12 meters.

Clint P. completed seven reps curling a 101-pound keg.

Suresh G. balanced on his hands on a slackline for 46.48 seconds.

Clint P. rolled three frying pans into one giant frying pan burrito in 42.71 seconds.

Fisher S. weaved through 10 cones on a unicycle in 5.79 seconds.

Brian Pankey balanced an eight-foot ladder on its leg for one minute, 55.85 seconds on his chin.

Suresh Gaur balanced five cans on his right index finger for 22 minutes, 9.54 seconds.

Ryan T. made a balloon animal measuring 2.8 centimeters wide and 2.1 centimeters high.

Doug McManaman cut a carrot in half from 21.66 feet away by throwing a tomahawk. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional. We will not accept submissions from minors.

John S. bounced a basketball 2,468 times while riding a Ripstick.

Michael J. "butterflied" for 10 minutes, 44.84 seconds.

Dan Miller and his friends Jim, Kevin, and Jay took two Cessna planes and a Ford Escape, travelling to all 67 counties in the six states of New England in 26 hours, 38 minutes, and 44 seconds. Their route started in Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts and ended in 8 Road in Wytopitlock, Maine in Washington County. The video was taken with a webcam mounted to the top of their vehicle, taking a still frame every six seconds for the duration of the trip.

Henrik Ludvigsen and the Danish Lego club "Byggepladen" built a Lego train track measuring 4,000.25 meters long. They set the record at Broby Sports Boarding School in Funen, Denmark. It took them three hours and 22 minutes to assemble to entire track.

Henrik Ludvigsen and the Danish Lego club "Byggepladen" built a Lego train track measuring 4,000.25 meters long. They set the record at Broby Sports Boarding School in Funen, Denmark. It took them three hours and 22 minutes to assemble to entire track.

Tai Star used 22 pennies to spell "Awsum".