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Aruba strongman holds two cars for 13 seconds
What happened
Guinness World Records, published 8 September 2026, reports that Egmond Molina of Aruba claimed the record for longest time restraining two cars: 13 seconds, staged in Grapefield, San Nicolaas, on 22 March. He planted his feet and kept both vehicles from driving away on rough terrain he chose for grip. Molina now holds 12 strength titles, including a 20-meter tram pull with teeth in 39.9 seconds, a hot-water-bottle burst in 2.87 seconds, and a one-finger deadlift of 159 kg (350.53 lb).
He described absorbing roughly 420 kg of tractive force per side so the cars could not slip even two inches once the drivers accelerated. Humor stays on the timer, the two cars, and the record shelf. Cartoon strongman stand-in only — not a portrait. Bright island colors. White gutters. Skip civic speeches as the story.
Why it matters
Odd news here is a countable gag with a source URL. Thirteen seconds holding two cars is the whole package. Keep politics out of the sand. Keep the GWR URL on the page.
A reclaim-or-new-title board also has clean props: straps, compact cars, a stopwatch, a trophy row. That is the strip.
Conclusion
Molina held two accelerating cars for 13 seconds in Aruba and added another Guinness strength title, per GWR. Source: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2026/9/strongman-restrains-two-cars-as-they-try-to-drive-away-in-astonishing-display-of-strength
Source: Guinness World Records