As if they didn't have enough reason to dance already, Team Ross 500 Hands (USA) and De La Salle Health Sciences Institute Physical Therapy Alumni Association (Philippines) can now celebrate another accomplishment.
The combined groups and their record for largest tinikling dance cruised to a comfortable win in last week's Fan Choice, garnering a majority of all votes with 50.93% of the pie. Congratulations to the 344 dancers and all the organizers!
Every Friday here, we pick five records recently approved by our expert Records Management Team. We'll give you a little background on each and then ask you to vote for your favorite. The winners from each week, like Team Ross 500 Hands and De La Salle Health Sciences Institute Physical Therapy Alumni Association, will be entered into an end-of-year bracket to determine the Fan Choice record of the year.
Read about our 2013 Fan Choice Record of the Year winner here.
This week's list of nominees vying for your vote includes a pair of dynamic duo endurance records and one long, environmentally friendly journey, but first, look out above!
HIGHEST THROW OF A PLAYING CARD (pictured above)
Record: 14.35 m (47 ft 1 in)
Holder: Rokas Bernatonis (Lithuania)
Location: Siemens Arena in Vilnius, Lithuania
That's not all: With the flair you'd expect from such an attempt, Rokas chose to throw not just any card, but to launch the Ace of Spades. Rokas is a professional magician, who said he was inspired after seeing 2-time world record holder for card throwing Rick Smith perform on TV.
LONGEST JOURNEY BY ELECTRIC VEHICLE (NON-SOLAR)
Record: 12,163.42 km (7,557.98 mi)
Holder: Danny A. Halmo (Canada)
Location: Seattle, Washington, USA to Windsor, Ontario, Canada
That's not all: Halmo hit the road for 38 days in his Tesla Roadster. Halmo was joined along the way at various points by 17 other drivers, who were all members of an event dubbed The E-Mazing Race. It was undertaken by the Sun Country Highway marketing team to help promote the large electric vehicle infrastructure built across Canada by Sun Country.
MOST BOOKS TOPPLED IN DOMINO FASHION
Record: 4,988
Holder: Zespol Szkol Ekonomicznych (Poland)
Location: Czestochowa, Poland
That's not all: The mayor of Czestochowa started the topple at the first book, kicking off the finale of an attempt organised by 20 students and 5 teachers from the school. It took 7 minutes for the whole line of books to fall. The students decided to attempt the record as both a way to celebrate the end of the school year and promote reading among young people. Check out the video below.
LONGEST MARATHON PLAYING POOL (SINGLES)
Record: 88 hours
Holder: Colin Pilcher and Marc Murray (both UK)
Location: Supa Snooker in Consett, Durham, UK 
That's not all: What can you get done in 88 hours? Colin and Marc squeezed in 770 frames of pool against each other, surpassing the previous record by more than 13 hours. The duo were no stranger to this record, though, so they knew what to expect: with this attempt, the pair reclaimed their previous record in this category, which they had set at 72 hr 2 min in 2011 before it was broken later that year.
HIGHEST TENPIN BOWLING PINFALL IN 24 HOURS BY A PAIR
Record: 30,537
Holders: Robert Hendricks and Hector Navedo (USA)
Location: Fiesta Lanes in El Paso, Texas, USA 
That's not all: In quite a poetic moment, Robert said he and Hector attempted the record "to achieve greatness in our lives, if only for a fleeting moment in time." They surpassed the previous record with about 2 hours to spare. Calling themselves avid hobbyist bowlers, Robert averages a 183 while Hector says his average ranges between 140-160.
And those are your nominees; time now to cast your vote!
Then check back here next week to see who you've helped crown the latest fan favorite!
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