What is the current world-dyno-record and who is it held by? In October 2008, he almost tied his record. How long did it take for him to send this problem and how long was the dyno?
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
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it is 2.6 meters long. Skyler Weekes did it. it was On July 14, at a competition during the Cliffhanger sports festival in Sheffield, England. At the annual European Outdoor Trade Fair in Friedrichshafen, Germany, on July 22, German Peter Würth smashed the record with a jump of 2.775 meters—nearly five inches farther than Weekes’ mark. he couldnt do it during the comp, but after the judges left, so it didnt count competitivly.it took 76 days of work
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