Tributes have been paid to veteran driver Chris Raschke, 60, who "lost control of his land speed vehicle" close to the 2.5 ...

Included in the list are the fastest 400 metre sack race, furthest distance bottle flip, and the most whoopee cushions sat on ...

As Guinness World Records celebrates its 70th anniversary, keep in mind that there are quite a few record titles to be ...

The current world record, set in Cross Sound, Alaska, in 2017, stands at 44 pounds, 1 ounce. News of the recent catch, announced by Tanaku Lodge via Instagram, garnered mixed reactions.

The 8-foot, twelve hundred pound giant is on stop number 13 of its 16 city tour, and it’s already gathered more than 37 hundred signatures, which is well past the current world record of 2,146.

The historic attempt comes just two years after she set the current world record of 4:07.64 in 2023.