On World Records Day, Nov. 8, the Guinness World Records team honored a long list of people.
The Harlem Globetrotters, a U.S. stunt basketball team, set several records as usual. Bull Bullard performed the longest basketball shot made during a backflip at a distance of 58.1 feet.
“This is my first personal Guinness World Record so I’m going to cherish it like one of my own,” said Bullard while receiving the certificate.
Torch George from the same team set a new record with 32 under-the-leg tumbles while dribbling a basketball.
In addition, Aaron Fotheringham of the U.S., who uses a wheelchair, broke a total of three separate records: the tallest quarter pipe drop-in (27.6 ft.), highest wheelchair hand plant (27.6 ft.), and farthest wheelchair ramp jump (70 ft.).
Officials who released the video urged people to not try this anywhere on their own.
Meanwhile, Doni Gales in Australia completed the most front split spins in a wind tunnel in one minute.
Finally, in China, Jianyu Que solved a Rubik’s cube upside down in 15.84 seconds, and a group of people built the largest Lego brick ring sundial with a diameter of 9 ft 6 in.