The fastest time to complete a game os Screwball Scramble is 43.61 seconds, achieved by Rebecca Bennett (UK) at Butlins holiday camp, Bognor Regis, UK, on 26 August 2009. The attempt was part of a Guinness World Records live event at Butlins holiday camp.
The fastest time to complete the World Bog Snorkelling Triathlon is 2 hr 45 min 40 sec and was achieved by Natalie Bent (UK), at the 2010 World Bog Snorkelling Triathlon, Llanwrtyd Wells, United Kingdom, on 11 July 2010. Natalie”s brother Daniel holds the male bog snorkelling triathlon record
The fastest time to complete the course at the Ultraman World Championships is 21 hr 41 min 22 sec and was achieved by Holger Spiegel (Germany) in the 1998 Ultraman World Championships, Hawaii, United States, on 28 November 1998. The Ultraman World Championships is an annual event held in Hawaii since 1983. The Ultraman distances are 6.2 mile swim, 261.4 mile bike ride, 52.4 mile run.
The shortest time taken to reach the three extreme points of the Earth: Mt Everest, the North Pole and the South Pole (also known as the Three Poles) is 1 yr 217 days, and was achieved by Adrian Hayes (UK). Mr Hayes summitted Mt Everest on 25 May 2006, reached the North Pole on 25 April 2007 (from Ward Hunt Island, Canada), and finally claimed the South Pole, journeying from the Hercules Inlet, on 28 December 2007 .
The fastest combined time for three marathons in three days is 8 hr 11 min 8 sec by Johan Oosthuizen (SA) during the Lake Tahoe Triple marathon event in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA, from 28-30 September 2006 Times were: Marathon #1 – 2:43:35 Marathon #2 – 2:43:31 Marathon #3 – 2:44:02
The fastest time to complete the World Bog Snorkelling Triathlon is 2 hr 23 min 24 sec and was achieved by Daniel Bent (UK), at the 2010 World Bog Snorkelling Triathlon, Llanwrtyd Wells, United Kingdom, on 11 July 2010. Daniel beat his own record by 22 seconds and his sister holds the female triathlon record.
The fastest time to complete the World Bog Snorkelling Championship by a woman is 1 minute 31.90 seconds by Dineka Maguire (Ireland) at Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales on 29 August, 2010.
The fastest time to crush 10 watermelons is 16 seconds and was achieved by Leonardo D’Andrea (Italy) on the set of Zheng Da Zong Yi – Guinness World Records Special in Beijing, China, on 17 December 2006.
The fastest time to cycle trans-Canada is 13 days 6 hours 13 minutes and was achieved by Arvid Loewen (Canada) between 1 July and 14 July 2011. Arvid cycled from Vancouver to Halifax. The distance is 6037 km (3751 miles)
Giampietro Marion (Italy) cycled the South American portion of the Pan-American Highway, starting in Chigorodo, Colombia and finishing in Ushuaia, Argentina, in a time of 59 days between 17 September and 15 November 2000. Chigorodo is the closest town (and road) geographically to the border with Panama, and is therefore a logical starting point for an attempt on the South American portion of the Pan-American highway.