Extraordinary Journey from Guinness Records to Endurance Triumphs

Vaibhav Rajamani, a vibrant young individual hailing from the picturesque capital city of Goa, has recently etched his name into the prestigious Guinness Book of World Records.

- Aakash Ghadge

VAIBHAV RAJAMANI

On the remarkable date of January 18th, this 21-year-old cycling maven achieved an extraordinary feat by covering a staggering distance of 151.3 kilometres in 7 hours, 18 minutes, and 13 seconds-all without utilizing the bicycle's handlebars. Breaking barriers and setting a groundbreaking trend, Vaibhav has become the first person globally to accomplish the remarkable feat of cycling without holding the handlebar.

Not merely confined to his cycling prowess, Vaibhav is also an accomplished photographer and videographer, adding a multifaceted layer to his already impressive persona. Team Incredible Goa had the privilege of sitting down with this young sensation to delve into the details of his extraordinary journey. In this exclusive interview, Vaibhav shares the highs and lows of his unique endeavour, shedding light on the dedication and passion that propelled him to unparalleled fame.

Read on as we uncover the captivating story behind Vaibhav Rajamani's groundbreaking achievement, exploring the intersection of talent, determination, and the pursuit of extraordinary feats in the world of cycling. Vaibhav Rajamani, a 21-year-old aficionado of cycling and a graduate in mass communication from Don Bosco College, Panaji. Currently, he channels his passion into his role as a professional videographer and video editor for none other than Dr. Subodh Kerkar, a distinguished artist and the proud proprietor of the Museum of Goa. Hailing from the quaint neighborhood of Mala in Panaji, Vaibhav's formative years were spent at Mushtifund High School until his 10th standard.