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Digital Desk: Italians Manuel Zoldan and Gianluca Folco have beaten the record for fastest tyre change on a moving vehicle. During the Lo Event Dei Record performance in Italy, the pair broke the record.

Guinness World Record (GWR) posted a video of their amazing accomplishment on YouTube. In the video, Manuel drives into a ramp, turns the car onto its side, and then quickly changes a tyre while hanging out the window while the car is still rolling.

Can Italian drivers Manuel Zoldan and Gianluca Folco maintain the speed and balance necessary to swap out this sports car's front wheel in the shortest amount of time ever? The video's captions from GWR persuaded viewers to watch it.

By turning the wheel in 1 minute, 17.64 seconds—almost 13 seconds faster than the previous record of 1 minute 30 seconds—the team smashed the world record.

The video has received more than 53,000 views and more than a thousand likes since it was shared.

Following the record-breaking performance, viewers were astounded and swamped the comment section with numerous sincere remarks.

"Driving on two wheels at a speed slower than a snail is an outstanding ability. Questions regarding sanity and physics arise when you do this as your friend changes a tyre by crawling around the outside of the vehicle (as friends do) "wrote a user.

 Added one more, "To the driver, shout. The true hero is he."

Another user said, "I'm more pleased with the car being on two wheels for so long.


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