Only In Mexico 17 - Cyclist Record

Cyclist Javier Zapta set a new Guinness World Record by cycling up the Torre Mayor in Mexico City, the tallest building in Latin America. He ascended 1318 steps without his feet touching the ground, a feat watched by hundreds on a giant screen. Despite a near slip due to tired wheels, Javier completed the one hour and 30-minute ride successfully, celebrating his achievement at the top of the 59-storey building.

What record did Javier Zapta break?

• Highest jump on a bike

• Longest distance cycled

• Most steps climbed on a bike

• Fastest cycling speed

What is unique about the sport of bike trailing?

• It is performed on water

• It requires jumping over obstacles

• It involves racing on flat tracks

• It involves maneuvering without touching the ground

How long did Javier's record-breaking ride take?

• One hour

• 45 minutes

• Two hours

• One hour and 30 minutes

What caused Javier to almost slip during his ascent?

• A strong wind

• His wheels getting tired

• A sudden rain

• A loose pedal

What was Javier's reaction upon reaching the top of the Torre Mayor?

• He couldn't stop jumping for joy

• He was disappointed

• He immediately started descending

• He was exhausted