Stuntman pulls car 100 m while on fire in world record

Austria Daredevil Josef Tödtling was the first to demand the title of Guinness World Records for the fastest 100 m car shoot in full body burns.

On June 24, he completed his success in 56.42 seconds in Vienna.

Video images Josef shows that every muscle is filtered while dragging the car, the driver and all of them as he wrapped in fire. A security team from behind, fire extinguisher, was ready to attack if the disaster was hit.

In the end line, Josef collapsed on the ground as the crew wet the flames.

Guinness World Records warned: “It should go without saying, but a full body burns is one of the most dangerous stunts a person can perform and requires training, so don’t walk around just because you set yourself on fire.”

Josef is not foreign to hot difficulties – nicknamed “Burning Joe for ugly stunts.

In 2013, it broke the record for the longest full body burns without oxygen in 5 minutes 41 seconds. Two years later, the farthest distance taken by a vehicle, eye -catching 582 m.

By 2022, he changed the four wheels twice, while 200 m bike was driving, the Italian TV show Lo Show Dei Record at 49.55 seconds. And in 2023, while swallowing in flames, he went down to 61.45 m and even went to the sky.

Now, with his latest sizzling stunt, Josef once again proved why he won the name of a fiery fastened.

It may be burning, but it is absolutely not burned.