Guinness World Records Video

Yves Baldoureaux (France) also opened 50 on the set of L'Emission des Records, Paris, France on 7 September 2001. He is sharing this record with Daniel Lambert, an engineering student from Joukoping, Sweden. Full Story »

Soap bubble artist Fan Yang (Canada) set the world record for most soap bubble domes created inside one another with 12 at the studios of Guinness World Records , Helsinki, Finland on 20 October 2001. Full Story »

Georges Christen (Luxembourg) managed to rip 20 phone books in 57secs on the set of the Spanish Guinness World Record show. Full Story »

Anders Bjorklund (Sweden) was able to spin a frying pan on his finger for 14 minutes on the set of Guinness Rekord TV, Stockholm, Sweden on 29 November 2001. Full Story »

Timo Pritzel (Germany) and Jesús Fuentes (Spain) cleared a bar at 5.12 m (16 ft 9.48 in) above floor level using BMX bicycles on the set of El Show de los Récords, Madrid, Spain, on 21 September 2001. Full Story »

Tatsumi Osawa (Japan) tried to beat his record of balancing 70 glasses on his chin for at least 10 secs. He managed to 70 but one glass broke when he tried 72 and he did not manage to set a new record. Full Story »

Jonathon Thibout (France) managed to slam dunk a basketball from a trampoline placed 5.86 m (19.2 ft) from the back board of the net on the set of L'Ete De Tous Les Records, Benodet, France on 3 August 2004. Full Story »

Roberto Barra-Chicote (Spain) was able to place 17 tennis balls in his hand and hold them for five seconds at the studios of El Show de los Records, Madrid, Spain on 14 December 2001. Full Story »

Mohammed Elachi (France) completed 32 cartwheels in a minute without his hands and without straying out of a 60 cm (23.6in) diameter circle at the studios of L'Emission des Records , at Boulogne-Billancourt, France on 28 May 2002. Full Story »

Tuomo Kostian (Finland) climbed a 5 m (16.4 ft) rope feet first until his whole body cleared the measured distance in a time of 13.7 sec, at the studios of Guinness World Records, Helsinki, Finland on 21 October 2001. Full Story »