A stunt man dubbed the "Human Torch" has entered the record books after being dragged 500 metres by a horse and a quad bike whi...
A stunt man dubbed the "Human Torch" has entered the record books after being dragged 500 metres by a horse and a quad bike while on fire.
Austrian Josef Tödtling also entered the Guinness World Records 2017 edition for doing a 582-metre trip tied to the back of the quad bike.
The records come after Josef achieved the record for the "Longest duration full-body burn (without oxygen)" in 2013 by spending 5 minutes and 41 second on fire in a full-body burn at Salzburg Fire Department in Austria.
The new horse feat involved him travelling 500m while completely engulfed in flames in Teichalm-Fladnitz, Styria.
The specially trained stunt horse dragged Josef along on his front at about 35 km/h (21 mph).
Fortunately, Josef was protected with layers of clothing and cooling gel.
He was also wearing metal shin and elbow pads.
Josef was accompanied on the rough journey by a quad-bike rider who topped up the flames with lamp oil as needed.
“It just feels amazing to be a Guinness World Records holder because there are many people in the world, and I did it best," he said.
"That’s pretty cool and amazing.”
