According to Guinness World Records, the last record for pulling a train with only teeth was set in 2003 by Vulu Rathkrishnan in Malaysia. He pulled a 260.8-ton commuter train for 4.2 meters. Mahrous ...

CAIRO — Pulling a train by the strength of your teeth is no easy task. But for Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, also known ...

Sift through the list of world records ... 150-meter wall in 1:30.20 and came home in a split of 31.61. For comparison, McIntosh’s Olympic gold featured an opening length of 27.38 and a 100 ...

There, in early 2001, Michael Phelps set the first world record of his career, accomplishing the feat in the 200-meter butterfly ... his first training session on the road to the 2004 Games ...

The European Indoor Athletics Championships, held in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, wrapped up with remarkable performances that left fans and athletes alike in awe. Two standout competitors, Swiss hurdler ...

With a new top speed of 51+ knots (95 km/h), the SP80 boat joins the exclusive group of sailboats capable of surpassing the mythical 50-knot barrier. The team continues to make progress and aims to ...

From Bill Garrett to Andrew Luck (G–L), here's the second installment of our 100 Greatest Athletes of Indiana all-time list.

On the shores of the Baltic Sea, in the south of Denmark, a massive engineering marvel is taking shape — piece by giant ...

Gout’s fastest legal time over 100m is 10.17 seconds. That was achieved in the final at the Australian All-Schools Championships in Brisbane in December. A day later, at that same meet, he not only ...

Nancy McCormick may be 90, but she's in good enough shape to set a world record for indoor rowing — something she already achieved at 85.

After narrowly missing an Olympic medal on the track in Paris last summer, Canadian distance runner Moh Ahmed is scheduled to make his long-awaited half marathon debut Sunday at 7 a.m. ET in New York ...