A Man Sets a Guinness Record for Most License Plates Ripped in Half
DUISBURG, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 01: A representative from the Guinness Book of World Records Jack Brockba stands next to the Sandburg sandcastle on September 1, 2017 in Duisburg, Germany. A local travel agency commissioned the building of the sandcastle and sought to beat the previous world record of 14.84 meters and make it with 16.68 meters to set the new Guinness Book of World Record. The Sandburg took three weeks to build and is made from 3,500 tons of sand. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)
A powerlifting champ named Bill Clark set a Guinness record by ripping 23 license plates in half in one minute. Each one was handed to him and he had to use his bare hands.
They were U.S. government-issued plates that were retired and donated. He’s hoping to raise awareness for childhood cancer research.
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