Guinness World Records: German man breaks record for “fastest passenger toy car” | Watch

Sharing a video of Paul on social media website Instagram, Guinness World Records said on Sunday (February 18): “Fastest passenger toy car (modified) 148.454 km/h (92.24 miles) by Marcel Paul.” It was written.

Paul, an electrical engineering student at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, modified a small toy car to achieve the title. The project took him 10 months of research, and the small electric ride-on toy car he completed by July 2023.

“As an electrical engineering student at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Paul embarked on an ambitious project: the construction of a small electric toy car to set a Guinness World Records title at the Hockenheimring racetrack.” Guinness World Records said.

The world authority on record-breaking achievements added: “The result was a 10-month research period and a construction project that was completed in July.” He said that his personal goal is to exceed 141.62 km (141.62 km).

How can I set or break a world record?

Becoming a record holder requires “determination, exceptional skill and dedication,” according to the Guinness World Records website.

If you are applying for an existing record, the website recommends checking the available information about that record to see if you have what it takes to break it. If you’re pitching an idea for a new Guinness World Records record, we recommend that you “take the time to search the current records to see what may have already been achieved.”

The website also states that first-time record submissions are not eligible for approval, and that the rejection rate is approximately 60%.

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Published: February 19, 2024, 10:30 AM IST