Wildcard World Records

Shane N. performed 12 bicycle laydowns on a railroad crossing. WARNING: This record can be extremely 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 in this category from minors.

Andy H. entered 4,731 bills on the currency tracking website WheresGeorge.com.

Viktor O. attached 89 binder clips to a playing card.

Members of Hope 103.2 piled 47 blankets on top of radio DJ Dan. They set the record as part of Parramatta Mission in which listeners may donate blankets to help Sydney's homeless.

Brian's friend caught an exercise ball nine times in one minute. He was blindfolded throughout the entire attempt. The record was part of their group's "In The Mix" RecordSetter series.

Kelli S. blinked 182 times in 15 seconds while sitting next to a toy lamb dressed as Batman and holding a fake kitten in her left hand.

Suresh Gaur blinked 31 times in five seconds while holding a stapler.

Martin Tuson performed 48 BMX back hops in 10 seconds while balanced on the pedals.

Martin Tuson performed 64 BMX back hops using only his left leg.

Martin Tuson performed 26 BMX Endos in one minute.

Martin T. completed 46 front hops on his BMX in 10 seconds.

Martin Tuson completed 46 BMX front hops in 10 seconds with the handlebars turned 180 degrees.

Martin Tuson performed 63 BMX front hops using his left leg.

On a parade led by American Tiger, martial arts students broke 100 boards while walking the quarter mile parade route.

Corey named 27 Bob Dylan albums in 30 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced 12 golf balls on top of a pole on ten body parts: his forehead, nose, chin, right ear, left thumb, right thumb, back of left hand, back of right hand, left wrist, and right wrist. This is McManaman's 1000th world record. Charlie Weeks of Oxford Journal, Ron Bickle of 107.9 FM, Carl Mcmanaman, Johnathan Macinnis of CTV News, Duncan Carter, and Trevor Gaillard were present to witness the attempt. News story here.