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El mundo sigue buscando ideas para romper récords y unirse al libro Guinness

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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 at Guinness World Records Day in London on November 17, 2011. Wacky Guinness world record holders got together to race their unlikely vehicles like the world's fastest toilet and smallest roadworthy car in London the mark the 7th annual Guinness World Records day. 57 people crammed into a giant pair of pink underpants to set the new record. AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL
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    The world's tallest Basketball player, British man Paul 'Tiny' Sturgess (L), measuring 231.8cm high poses in front of the British inventor of the world's smallest legally roadworthy car Perry Watkins in his vehicle measuring 104.14cm high, 66.04cm wide and 132.08cm long at Guinness World Records Day in London on November 17, 2011. Wacky Guinness world record holders got together to race their unlikely vehicles like the world's fastest toilet and smallest roadworthy car in London the mark the 7th annual Guinness World Records day. AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL
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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 on November 17, 2011. Wacky Guinness world record holders got together to race their unlikely vehicles like the world's fastest toilet and smallest roadworthy car in London the mark the 7th annual Guinness World Records day. AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL
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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 on November 17, 2011. Wacky Guinness world record holders got together to race their unlikely vehicles like the world's fastest toilet and smallest roadworthy car in London the mark the 7th annual Guinness World Records day. AFP PHOTO / BEN STANSALL
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    The Tokyo Sky Tree company president Michiaki Suzuki (L) receives a certificate from Alistair Richards before the Tokyo Sky Tree tower in Tokyo on November 17, 2011. The 634-metre-tall Tokyo Sky Tree tower is now recognized as the world's highest tower by Guiness World Records. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO
Redacción El Heraldo
24.11.2011

Para festejar el Día Mundial de los Récords Guinness, miles de personas dejaron de lado sus discrepancias para formar grupos con la idea de romper récords de carácter colectivo.

En esta ocasión los británicos se unieron al libro de los récords con el mayor número de personas dentro de un calzoncillo.

Tras 50 años de que Hugh Beaver creara el Libro Guinness, la organización registra 2,154 récords, distribuidos en todas las categorías y disciplinas imaginables y que, entre otras cuestiones, constatan el afán de protagonismo y la gran cantidad de tiempo libre que poseen algunas personas.

Uno de los últimos en sumarse a esta lista fue el filipino Junrey Balawing, que, con 59.93 centímetros de altura, es actualmente el hombre más pequeño del mundo.

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