A Turkish man has officially set a new Guinness World Record for the longest axe throw, achieving a remarkable distance of 183 feet (55.78 meters). This incredible feat took place in a specially organized event, where the record was verified by Guinness World Records officials.
The man, identified as Mehmet Yılmaz, has been practicing axe-throwing for several years, honing his technique and precision. His passion for the sport led him to attempt the record, surpassing the previous mark by a significant margin. The throw was measured from the point of release to where the axe landed cleanly in the target area, confirming its validity as a world record.
Yılmaz’s successful attempt is being celebrated not only as a personal achievement but also as a significant moment in the world of axe-throwing, a sport that has gained popularity in recent years. This new record brings attention to the precision and skill required to master such a challenging feat, with Yılmaz noting that it took months of training and mental focus to achieve the world record.
Fans and enthusiasts are eager to see if anyone will challenge the new benchmark, while Yılmaz has expressed his excitement and plans to continue pushing the boundaries of his skills.
