Take a look back at the amazing record-breakers of 2021 | Guinness World Records

World Record Breakers! 🥇 Yesterday, the incredible Team WaveBreakers crossed the finish line in Antigua in the World's Toughest Row - and became the fastest female trio ever to row the 3,000 miles across the Atlantic! 👏💪 40 days and 40 nights. ☀️🚣🌙 They were battered and bruised by the conditions, they capsized, their water-maker broke down, but they overcame each obstacle and broke a world record in the process! "It's tough out there, but it's an amazing thing to do. It's been incredible!"

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Holding his breath for an amazing 24 mins 37.36 secs, Croatia's Budimir Šobat trained for three years to achieve this extraordinary record | Guinness World Records

WORLD RECORD ATTEMPTS 2023 Rauno Heinla, Graham Hicks and Ivan Makarov each attempted the World Record Deadlift at The Giants Live World Deadlift Championships 2023. | Giants Live

Mondo Duplantis broke the pole vault world record for the 14th time with a jump of 6.30 metres on his third attempt as he secured a third straight world title on Monday. The gold medal was already secure for the American-born Swede when he had the bar raised a centimetre higher than the record height of 6.29m he managed in Budapest last month. He failed by the narrowest of margins at his first two attempts but, roared on by a captivated crowd at the National Stadium, slid over on the third with