The World Record of ‘oldest published author’ has been achieved by Ms. Bertha Wood from Bolton, Lancashire, UK.
On her 100th birthday (March 27, 2005); Ms. Wood got her book published. The book titled ‘Fresh Air and Fun’ is based on her memories of the Blackpool holiday camp set up with her husband Fred in 1935.
The World Record of ‘Most number of pizzas made in one hour (team)’ has been achieved by Domino’s Pizza Australia and New Zealand from Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia.
The team made Eight Hundred Thirty Seven (837) pizzas in One hour. All pizzas were 12-inches in diameter and came directly from the usual Domino’s menu. All pizzas were sold to raise money for charity.
The World Record of ‘most films seen in one year’ has been achieved by Ms. Maggie Correa-Avilés from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
During Jan 01- Dec 31; Ms. Maggie watched One Thousand One Hundred Thirty Two (1132) films. Daughter of a Mexican actor; Ms. Maggie watched 138 films in January, 190 in February, 129 in March, 126 in April, 77 May, 140 June, 109 in July, 57 August, 74 in September, 22 in October, 36 in November and 34 in December.
The World Record of ‘youngest to workout most hula hoop revolutions in One Minute’ has been achieved by Baby Vigya Baghrecha (4 years 151 days) from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.
On July 03, 2016; baby Vigya worked out Two Hundred One (201) hula hoop revolutions in One Minute. She is also taking sessions of hula-hooping in ‘Hoops Rock’.
The World Record of ‘longest graffiti wall’ has been achieved by The Office of H. H. The Crown Prince of Dubai from Dubai, UAE.
The ‘Rehlatna’, or ‘Our Journey’, bringing together the talents of national and international graffiti artists, portraying giant falcons, Arabic calligraphy and the UAE’s most impressive landmarks to compete the world’s longest graffiti wall, have broken the Guinness World Record for the longest graffiti scroll at 2.2454km.
The World Record of ‘longest control of a table tennis ball with a bat’ has been achieved by Mr. Steve Petrick from Brooklyn, New York, USA.
On Sept 22 , 2014; Mr. Petrick controlled the ball with a tennis bat for 4 hours, 56 minutes.
