0:00
To be a multiple world record
holder, it is pretty special really
0:22
It's something they were all wanting
to do as I was a kid and to achieve it
0:28
I didn't think it was possible to start with, so, but yeah,
here we are. The narrowest gap driven through on two wheels
0:44
That was a real tough one. A really, really narrow gap. A
bit windy on the day, really struggled to get it through it
0:51
but got it through on the second attempt in the
end. So a bit of a bad start to the day before that
0:58
it on its side first time ever so it was from
total failure to total success all in one day
1:05
so yeah living on the edge there really so the
danger of some of these records well the only saving
1:19
grace I sat in a in a tin box so that does help but yeah it could fall over it could
catch fire they not designed to do that they designed to be on four wheels not too you not
1:30
supposed to be doing skids spins into the spaces
but you are and there's solid things to hit
1:35
so all you can do is wear the protective
stuff the helmets and belts and pray you don't
1:42
damage yourself really I'm going to have to go through
the archives, dig out some books and do my homework
2:01
and want to go after some titles that have stayed dormant
for a little while and they need to be resurrected
2:07
And we need a mini or something
like that, get in it now
2:11
So bring it back to Britain. To get a Guinnessfield
Records title, it means the world really
2:28
With World Rally Championship, Formula One
Championships, you're the best for that year
2:33
but to hold that title as no one has ever done it,
as tight, as fast, as narrow as I've ever done it
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So, yeah, it's a real unique stuff
