Alastair Galpin
took to world record-breaking in 2004 after being inspired by a record-setting rally driver in Kenya. What began as a hobby soon escalated into an active publicity pursuit. Today, he promotes the work of social and environmental causes. For these purposes, the most fitting game plans are chosen; then world titles are attempted and frequently created.
Good cause of the month
Elephants For Africa, Botswana, is dedicated to elephant conservation through research and education.
Sustaining sponsor
If you would like regular exposure from Alastair's activities, become his Sustaining Sponsor:
- A range of attempts annually
- Your brand in multiple media
- Distribute your own media releases
- Receive product endorsements
More details about sponsorship opportunities
Special thanks
Behind every world record attempt is the expertise of professionals in their field. Their success underpins Alastair's. |
They are listed here |
List of media in 2008
Some media may not be listed
2UE FM – Australia
5AA FM – Australia
6PR FM – Australia
91ZM FM - New Zealand (twice)
938 Live – Singapore
95bFM – New Zealand
AFP.Google.com
Apia Star 96 FM – Samoa
Auckland City Harbour News - New Zealand
Base FM - New Zealand (twice)
BBC Nottingham – UK
Big 106.2 FM - New Zealand (three times)
Canvas magazine - New Zealand
Challenge Weekly - New Zealand
Chinese Voice FM, Cantonese - New Zealand
Chinese Voice FM, Mandarin - New Zealand
CKBW FM – Canada
CKJM FM – Canada
Classic Gold Invercargill - New Zealand
Classic Hits Auckland - New Zealand
Classic Hits Ashburton - New Zealand
Classic Hits Rotorua - New Zealand
Classic Hits Tokoroa - New Zealand
Coast FM - New Zealand
Coromandel Kool FM - New Zealand
Coromandel FM - New Zealand
Cuillin FM – UK
Dominion Post - New Zealand
East & Bays Courier - New Zealand (twice)
Eastern Courier - New Zealand
Easy Mix FM - New Zealand
Fox FM – Australia
Franklin County News - New Zealand
Franklin FM - New Zealand
George FM - New Zealand (three times)
Groove FM - New Zealand
Guardian.co.uk
Guinness World Records™
Guinness World Records™ global TV reel
Hit Music Radio – UK
Hot 95.7 FM – Australia
InfoNews.co.nz
Kiwi FM - New Zealand
KRNA 94.1 & WXLP 97X network – USA
Kudu FM – Namibia
KZIA Top 40 – USA
LFM - New Zealand
Light FM – Australia
Mai FM - New Zealand
Manukau Courier - New Zealand (twice)
Maori Television Te Kaea - New Zealand
Minster FM – UK
Mirror.co.uk
More FM Manawatu - New Zealand
More
FM
Tauranga
- New Zealand
National Geographic Kids magazine
NBC (USA)'s “Guinness World Records™ Live: the top
100” online listing
Newstalk 106-108 FM – Ireland
Newstalk ZB - New Zealand (six times)
New Zealand Herald - New Zealand (twice)
NZ's Rhema - New Zealand
Peak FM - New Zealand
Plains FM - New Zealand
Ponsonby News - New Zealand
Prime TV News - New Zealand
Radio 4BC - Australia (three times)
Radio 702 - South Africa (twice)
Radio Active - New Zealand
Radio Canada International – Canada
Radio Control - New Zealand
Radio Fiji Gold – Fiji
Radio Live - New Zealand (four times)
Radio Puketapu - New Zealand
Radio Tarana - New Zealand
Radio Verulam - UK (twice)
Radio Waatea - New Zealand
Radio West – Australia
RadioWorks Otago - New Zealand
Ripley's Believe it or Not: Prepare to be Shocked
Scoop.co.nz
Silk FM – UK
Sky Digital TV 500 - New Zealand
SkyNews.com
Solid Gold FM - New Zealand
Southern FM 88.3 – Australia
Southlands More FM - New Zealand
Studio Brussel FM – Belgium
Stuff.co.nz (three times)
Sydney Morning Herald – Australia
Tautoko FM - New Zealand
The Aucklander - New Zealand (twice)
The Breeze FM Wellington - New Zealand
The Flea FM - New Zealand (four times)
The Rock FM - New Zealand
Time.com
Times FM - New Zealand
Triple J FM – Australia
TV3 News - New Zealand
TV3 Sunrise Show - New Zealand
TVNZ Good Morning Show - New Zealand (twice)
TV ONE News - New Zealand
TV ONE The Breakfast Show - New Zealand
Two Lochs Radio – UK
Up FM - New Zealand (twice)
WKVT FM Brattleboro – USA
A big thanks to them all for their support – they're real champions!