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As the world's unrivalled authority on record-breaking achievement, our role is to celebrate the world's best, to inspire ordinary people and to entertain and inform. For these reasons, we do not pay record-breakers for their achievements or for carrying out a record title attempt.

There is one sports record, however, that will never be beaten: Uwe Hohn's javelin throw of 104.80 meters. Hohn changed the sport with that throw back in 1984, and experts believe it's a record that will never be broken.

The first part of the application process involves a search to find out if the record you want to break already exists. If it does, you can apply and then they send you your guidelines. It doesn't cost anything to break an existing record, unless you want to pay for additional services from Guinness.

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1. Wearing 10 masks under 10 seconds: Covid-19 has taught us many things, and wearing a mask (correctly) is one of them. But who would have thought that wearing masks could also be used to set a world record. A UK man named George Peel did it.

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All existing record titles (those already in our records database) are free of charge through the standard application process. If you want to apply for a new record title (something that you cannot find in our database), a non-refundable administration fee of £5/$5 (plus VAT) applies.