| Total participating skaters | 72 |
Total skated kilometers | [to be evaluated] |
Total scoring kilometers | 514 |
Total skated hours | [to be evaluated] |
Total covered hours out of the 24 consecutive hours | 24 |
Total covered time zones | 10 |
Money raised for UNICEF | currently 578,6 Euro |
Total venues | 14 |
Biggest team | Rioinline: 17 |
Fastest team | Team Bont Sydney: 33.2 km/h |
Fastest velocity | 38.6 km/h, Daniel Thomson, Sydney, Australia |
Fastest non-relaying individual female skater | Conny Strub, Vancouver, Canada: 27 km/h (on a 200m indoor track) |
Fastest non-relaying individual male skaters | Dominic Epsom (on a dry 7,54km
circuit), Clemens Suerbaum (on a dry 1470m circuit); both : 30.3 km/h, both Munich, Germany |
Fastest non-relaying individual skater in wet conditions | Matt McGuire: 26.6 km/h (rainy road),
Stillwater, Minnesota |
Skaters longest time on skates | Conny Strub, Clemens Suerbaum: 3 hours |
Skaters who skated the most kilometers | Clemens Suerbaum: 86.5km,
Conny Strub: 72km, Matt McGuire: 52km |
Skaters who scored the most kilometers | Clemens Suerbaum: 86.5,
Conny Strub: 72, Dominic Epsom: 49.6 |
Wettest venues | Tallin, Estland; Stillwater, Minnesota, USA |
Hottest venue | Singapore: 30 degrees Celsius |
Coldest venue | 8.5 degrees Celsius, Bagotville, Canada |
Youngest skater | Nural Ain Khadijah, Malaysia: 5 |
Oldest skater | Rod Wilmot, Montreal, Canada: 55 |
Best skating story | by Michel Parent | |
Most touching words | by Matthew McGuire | |
Best event website | Rioinline |
Best picture | [To be decided] |
Best film | Rioinline |
Best media coverage | [To be decided] |