Wildcard World Records  

Suresh Gaur bounced a squash ball on a wine bottle 1,035 times while standing on one leg.

Doug McManaman balanced 149 Canadian flags on a pole on his chin to celebrate Canada Day.

Spencer R. performed The Dab 69 times while riding a skateboard.

Bill P. threw a tomahawk, hitting a target 80 feet away. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Doug McManaman balanced a basketball above his head for one minute, 17.19 seconds using a pole measuring 8 feet, 5 inches.

Joey F. solved a Rubik's cube using his left hand in 48.68 seconds while holding a baby.

Suresh Gaur bounced a golf ball on a miniature wine bottle 470 times while standing on one leg.

Suresh Gaur bounced a golf ball on a miniature wine bottle 1,317 times.

Suresh Gaur bounced a tennis ball on a miniature wine bottle 476 times while standing on one leg.

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball on a miniature wine bottle 270 times while standing on one leg.

Martin Tuson back hopped 100 feet on a BMX in 38.58 seconds. He set the record at a BMX workshop at Conlig Presbyterian Church in Conlig, Northern Ireland.

Henrico S. threw a 15-inch tire a distance of 23.7 meters in a single toss.

Members of the International Alliance of Racquet Technicians strung 119 tennis racquets in one hour. The participants were grouped by teams represented by participating sponsors Alpha, Babolat, Gamma, Prince, Wilson & Yonex. Each group had its own team leader and judge pre-assigned for the attempt. They set the record at their annual symposium in Tampa, Florida.

Mark Evans balanced a baseball bat on top of a golf club for two minutes, 37.25 seconds.

Doug McManaman walked 100 yards in one minute, 36.84 seconds while wearing 10-inch stilts on his feet and balancing an egg on the back of his right hand.

Natasha Lindley and Julian Short paddled to Croatia, Bosnia, and Montenegro in 11 days using sea kayaks. Learn more about the feat here.