Wildcard World Records

Charles T. performed an inverted one-armed handstand for 1.16 seconds.

Finlay M. created a domino chain using 86 Jenga blocks and successfully made the entire chain topple.

Tobin A. jumped into a paddling pool from a swing 2.75 meters away while wearing a watermelon helmet.

A student at Indu International School made a kirigami chain in six hours that measures 267 meters in length.

Suresh Gaur performed a knee stand with pinky finger support for one minute, 2.59 seconds while holding a lotus pose and balancing a baseball bat on his other pinky finger.

Krishan Kumar performed a knee stand for 20 minutes, 55.00 seconds while holding a lotus pose. He supported himself using his pinky fingers.

Siena knelt on a slackline for one minute, 50.69 seconds.

Krishan Kumar held a leaning crow pose for 23 minutes, 40.00 seconds while touching his head on the ground.

Elle sat in split position for one hour, 15 minutes, 33.00 seconds.

Jordyn-Elle performed a leg split on a brick wall for 15 minutes, 3.00 seconds.

Jordyn-Elle Murphy performed a leg split on two swings for one minute, 1.85 seconds.

Allie held a leg split position on a slide for 14 minutes, 39.00 seconds.

Elle performed a leg split for three minutes, 9.00 seconds while hanging with seven puppies.

Xavier C. made a domino chain using 262 LEGO minifigures and successfully toppled it.

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.