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Prague (Czech Republic.), Feb 23 (EFE) - (Camera: Martin Divisek) Czech Davil Vencl broke the world record in free diving on Tuesday in Lake Vápenka, in the north of the Czech Republic, where he covered 80.9 meters and surpassed the 76.5-meter mark of Denmark's Stig Severinsen.FOOTAGE OF THE MOMENT WHEN THE RECORD WAS BROKEN AND STATEMENTS BY THE DIVER, DAVIL VENCL.TRANSLATION:"It was faster than I expected, I felt great. At the end, I had trained.""The record is just the cherry on top. To tell the truth, I thought that when I emerged and set the record, I would get peace in the world or a change in the course of humanity , but it probably won't be like that."
A small American automaker has just secured the title of world's fastest production car. SSC North America announced Monday that their Tuatara hypercar reached an average speed of 316.11 mph. According to CNN, the record-breaking feat came during two dashes outside Las Vegas. The vehicle was tested on a seven-mile stretch of a Nevada highway on Saturday. The car also reached the highest speed ever achieved on a public road, at 331.15 mph. SSC confirmed that two independent witnesses were on-site to verify the world records.
A literal army of snowmen, 2,018 to be exact, greeted residents of the Chinese city of Harbin on Thursday at the Qunli Bund theme park to ring in the New Year. Some 424,000 cubic feet of snow were reportedly used in making the sculptures. The exhibition is set to bid for the Guinness World Record for the greatest number of snowmen in a park.
Qalli et Aivaaq, deux adolescents, mènent une vie sans histoire dans une petite ville du nord de l'Alaska. Un matin, ils décident de partir à la chasse aux phoques avec James, un de leurs amis. Une dispute éclate entre les garçons et se termine par la mort accidentelle de James...
Powerboats sped across the Caribbean Sea last weekend in a blistering pace and the pilots are believed to have set a new Guinness World Record. American speedboat pilots Nigel Hook and Jay Johnson set what they claim to be a new world record, covering the distance from the US island city of Key West to Cuba's Havana in one hour, 18 minutes and three seconds on Thursday. The US duo broke the previous record set by German pilot Roger Kluh in August, who covered the same distance in one hour and 45 minutes. The two pilots are seeking a Guinness World Record recognition for the feat.
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