US EditionThree New Records Set on Guinness World Records Day
- Three new records were set on Guinness World Records Day 2025, celebrated on November 20 at The O2 in London.
- Josh Patterson achieved the fastest climb and descent of The O2 in 4 minutes 40.79 seconds, breaking the previous target of 10 minutes.
- Jodie Ounsley carried 360kg in one minute, exceeding the minimum by 160kg.
- Lucie Colebeck completed 17 standing backwards somersaults in 30 seconds, earning her second Guinness World Record title.
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