Paul Tergat (Kenya)
world record in the marathon. Distance 42 km. 195 meters. Time: 2 hours 4 minutes 55 seconds (2003). Competition: Berlin Marathon (Germany). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Usain Bolt (Jamaica)
The term arts anworld record in the 100 m (athletics). Time: 9.58 seconds (2009). Competition: World Athletics Championships. Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).d crafts is also applied, especially in the United States and mostly to hobbyists' and children's output rather than items crafted for daily use.
Eddie Hall (Great Britain)
weightlifting record – 500 kg (2016). Competition: World Championship in power extreme. Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Pavel Konovalov (Russia)
holds the record for ice swimming. Distance: 88 meters (2024). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Thomas Freimut (USA)
the longest ultramarathon race of 24 hours.
Distance: 303.5 km. (1997). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Shin Kyong (South Korea)
Shin Kyong (South Korea) is the fastest speed skating climb at 500 meters. Time: 33.61 seconds (2013). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Artem Kucherenko (Russia)
holds a record for pull-ups on the bar in 1 minute. Number – 67 times (2020). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Irene Kuran (USA)
record for the highest trampoline jump - height 11.2 meters (2018). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Svetlana Romashina (Russia)
record for the number of gold medals at the World Synchronized Swimming Championships. Quantity: 21 gold medals (from 2005 to 2017). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
· The fastest hat-trick (3 goals scored) in a UEFA Champions League match. Time: 6 minutes (2017).
· The top scorer in the history of European club competitions (UEFA Cups, Champions League, Europa League) – 145 goals.
· The only footballer to have scored in five FIFA World Cups (2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022).
· The only footballer to score in three UEFA Champions League finals (2008, 2014, 2017).
· The oldest footballer in the world. - Scored a World Cup hat-trick at the age of 33 years and 130 days in the match against Atlético Madrid (2019).
· The only footballer to have won national championships in England, Spain, and Italy. It is listed in GBR (Global Book of Records).
· The highest vertical jump in world football is 2.93 m. (Real Madrid vs. Manchester United, 2013).
· The first billionaire athlete (in USD). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Hideto Yamada (Japan)
holds the record for the longest baseball throw - distance 445 feet / 135.6 meters (2012). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Michael Phelps (USA)
holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals - 23 gold medals (2004 to 2016). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Maria Konstantinova (Russia)
holds the record for the most goals scored in a single bandy game - 11 goals (2013). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Alexey Nemov (Russia)
holds the record for the most Olympic medals in artistic gymnastics - 12 medals (1996 - 2004). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Robert Gibbons (USA)
holds the record for the highest standing high jump (without a run-up) - height 1.55 meters (1980). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Jean-Luc Bonnet (France)
holds the record for the fastest mountain marathon - time 3 hours 2 minutes 05 seconds. Location: Mont Blanc (2012). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Simon Baker (Australia)
holds the record for the longest continuous skateboarding - time 24 hours 15 minutes (2014). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Che Zheng (China)
holds the record the fastest 50 km walk- time 3 hours 32 minutes 33 seconds (2019). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Robert Vaughn (Canada)
holds the record for the highest snowboard jumps from a ramp - height 10.4 meters (2016). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Alexander Ovechkin (Russia)
is the only hockey player to score over 900 goals in NHL regular–season games (excluding playoffs). Club: Washington Capitals (USA). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
Aknazar Mutalipov (Kazakhstan)
is the only para-swimmer in the world (with one arm and one leg amputated) who has swum across Lake Balkhash (Kazakhstan) on a narrow isthmus under adverse weather conditions. The record time is 12 hours 20 km. (2025). Karaganda region (Kazakhstan). Listed in GBR (Global Best of Records).
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