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British inventor of the world's smallest legally roadworthy car Perry Watkins sits in his vehicle measuring 104.14cm high, 66.04cm wide and 132.08cm long in London.
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British inventor of the world's smallest legally roadworthy car Perry Watkins sits in his vehicle measuring 104.14cm high, 66.04cm wide and 132.08cm long at Guinness World Records Day.
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British inventor Colin Furze rides the worlds fastest mobility scooter with a top speed of 115.21km per hour during the annual Guinness World Records Day in London.
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The world's tallest Basketball player, British man Paul 'Tiny' Sturgess, measuring 231.8cm high poses at Guinness World Records Day in London.
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People pose with their official certificate after setting a new world record for the most people in a single pair of pants in London. 57 people crammed into a giant pair of pink underpants to set the new record.
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A crowd of 262 people dressed as Irish Leprechauns, gather at the Canal Theatre to break the Guinness World Record in Dublin. More than 300,000 people around the world took part in the seventh annual Guinness World Records Day.
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British inventor Edd China rides the worlds fastest toilet with a top speed of 68km/h during a race at the annual Guinness World Records Day in London.
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Tokyo Sky Tree mascot Sorakara-chan, left, poses with Tobu Tower Sky Tree Co. president, MD of Guinness World Records and the GM of Guinness World Records Japan, with a certificate that recognizes the 634-meter broadcasting tower as the world's tallest tower.
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A participant looks round as she takes a group shot of her friends after they took part in breaking a world record for the most number of individuals, 57, to fit in an over-sized pair of underpants measuring 5 meters by 1.5 meters in the Canary Wharf district of London.
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People break a world record as they take part in the world's largest and longest 3D anamorphic street painting, which is 60.46 meters long with a surface area of 892 meters square, by British artist Joe Hill in the Canary Wharf district of London.
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