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Fastest snail racing | Guinness World Records
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World Snail Racing Championships - scase
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2019 Champion! The 2019 championships were held on 20th July 2019 and this year's winner was a snail called Sammy owned by Maria Welby from Grantham, Lincolnshire. Sammy covered the 13 inch course in 2 mins 38 secs. Maria said "I am ecstatic. I went out this morning, an ordinary woman and now I'm the owner of a world champion."
Most wins of the World Snail Racing Championships
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The most wins of the World Snail Racing Championships by an individual is two and was achieved by Thomas Vincent (UK) at Congham, United Kingdom, in 1998 and 2000. Thomas Vincent was just 8 years old when he won his first title with a snail called Schumacher. He kept snails in a tank in his garden in Norfolk.
World Snail Racing Championships - scase
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The World Snail Racing Championships are part of Congham, Fete which is help to raise money for the 13th century St Andrew's Church. The next championships are being held on Saturday 19th July 2020 on the cricket field at Congham. For more information contact: [email protected]
The World Snail Racing Championships 2018 - YouTube
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Over 150 snails slugged it out in the annual World championships on Saturday 21st July 2018. The quirky Championships have been running since the 1960s.The g...
The World Snail Racing Championships on Vimeo
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Over 150 snails slugged it out in the annual World championships on Saturday 15th July 2017. The Championships have been running since the 1960s. The gastropod…
Snail Racing - The World Championships 2019 - YouTube
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126K subscribers Subscribe Some of the highlights from this year's World Snail Racing Championships which was held in Congham, Norfolk, England. The gastropod games are held on top of a table,...
Fastest snail racing | Guinness World Records
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The annual World Snail Racing Championships held in July at Congham, Norfolk, UK is conducted on a 33-cm (13-in) circular course, outside St Andrews Church. The runners race from the centre to the perimeter. Some race several times as they are divided into heats to cater for the 150 snail competitors who enter every year.
Snail racing - Wikipedia
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The 2008 World Championships was won by Heikki Kovalainen, a snail named after the Formula One racing driver, in a time of three minutes, two seconds. The 2010 World Championship was won by a snail called Sidney in a time of three minutes and 41 seconds.
At World Snail Racing Championship, A Good Slime Is …
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The crowd cheered, but the competitors remained stuck at the start line. Welcome to the world snail racing championship. More than 150 snails took part in the annual event, held at a summer fete in Norfolk, eastern England on Saturday where a silver tankard stuffed with lettuce leaves was the prize.
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2019 Champion! The 2019 championships were held on 20th July 2019 and this year's winner was a snail called Sammy owned by Maria Welby from Grantham, Lincolnshire. Sammy covered the …
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