Wildcard World Records  

A total of 200 people rode "air-horses" at once. The record was organized by CentraState Healthcare System in partnership with Open Space Pace during their annual parade and festival to promote healthy living and fitness combined with Open Space Pace's passion for horses.

William Cannon balanced a 250-pound barbell for 4.74 seconds using his right foot and both hands.

Doug McManaman balanced four badminton racquets on top of a tennis racquet handle on his chin for 25.31 seconds while sitting.

Record Setter put 94 straws in his pocket at once.

Nicky Wilkinson led 15 people in touching a lemon while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Nicky Wilkinson led seven people in touching a butternut squash while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Suresh Gaur chanted "Om" for 26.41 seconds while holding crow pose.

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball bat on two fingers 69 times in 30 seconds.

David S. led volunteers from The Children's Kayaking Charitable Trust in carrying a 40-pound kayak along Llanberis Path to the summit of Mount Snowdon. It took the team one hour and 57 minutes to complete the attempt. They set the record with the support of Pyranha UK to raise funds for The Children's Kayaking Charitable Trust.

Garin posted 261 paper bat cut-outs on a wall.

Travis M. used 645 action figures to cover his body. The action figures consisted of 487 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pieces, 105 Batman pieces and 53 The Simpsons pieces.

Joey F. put 18 wrappers on one Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

Rob B. performed three mid-air devilstick spins after balance flipping it using a handstick.

Parijoy Saha used 11 different painting methods to create abstract paintings using his bare hands. See the rest of his record attempt here.

Justin L. solved a Rubik's cube in two minutes, 7.12 seconds while reciting the names of the books of the Bible, all US presidents, and the Greek Alphabet by memory.

Suresh Gaur balanced a golf ball on top of a knitting needle on his index finger for two minutes, 18.56 seconds while standing on his heels.