Fire World Records  

Todd DeFazio had 15 fireworks strapped to his body and lit at once. He performed the feat live on-air in the Star 100.7studio. NOTE: This record is extremely dangerous. If you attempt to beat it, please have adult supervision and full safety precautions on hand.

Todd DeFazio blew out 107 birthday candles in 4.03 seconds.He performed the feat live on-air in the Star 100.7 studio.

Brian Pankey executed 126 bounces of a flaming tennis ball on alternating sides of a tennis racket.

Brian Pankey roasted a marshmallow on a 55-inch torch balanced on and forehead and then proceeded to make and eat a S’more in onlyone minute 57.0 seconds

Brian Pankey made four consecutive catches while juggling four flaming torches and balancing a 55" lit torch pole on head. He performed the entire record on his knees.

Participants: David Ross (instigator) Andy Hidalgo (host) Jane Hidalgo (host) Erica Hidalgo (host) Kathryn Grassel (baker of cupcake) Denis Sweeney (Fireman) Lauren McGuirk (camera) Holly Hidalgo Mike Wall Natalie Medaglio Kerry Farrell Lenny Steigman Erika Battle Jacklyn Buccellalo Lauren Battle Matt Hidalgo Florrence Wright Stephanie Britten Kathleen McDowell Tim Britten Andrew Slepian Taler Britten Andrew Kramer tag:RecordSetterBook01

Brian Pankey completed 56 consecutive catches while juggling four flaming torches and spinning a plate on a mouthstick.

Brian Pankeymade five consecutive catches while juggling four flaming torches in a shower pattern.

R.J. Williams blew 46 fire puffs in 30 seconds. NOTE: Fire breathing is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Brian Pankeymade five consecutive catches while juggling five flaming torches and balancing on arola bola. NOTE: Juggling flaming torches is dangerous and should only be attempted by professionals.

Brian Pankey made 52 consecutive catches while juggling three flaming torches and lying on his back. NOTE: Juggling fire is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

BBQ legend Clint Cantwell built a s’more from scratch that was 10.2" in height. Cantwell used graham crackers, Hershey’s chocolate and a combination of marshmallows and marshmallow fluff to assemble it, and a small blowtorch to heat the ingredients. He dictated it had to stand alone without any support or assistance in order for the record to count. Cantwell built the s’more on August 12, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. [#WRAS08][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

John Sabanovich and Chris Ruen lit 12 Ground Bloom Flowers at once. They laid out 18 but six of them didn’t explode. The feat was accomplished on July 4, 2009.