Pakistan’s Sultan Muhammad Golden Sets Two New World Records in Quetta Stunt Show

Pakistan’s renowned stuntman and world record holder Sultan Muhammad Golden has achieved two new world records during a spectacular stunt event held in Quetta, further cementing his place in international motorsport history.

During the stunt show, Sultan Golden set a new benchmark for the fastest one-mile reverse drive, completing the distance in an astonishing 57 seconds. The previous record, established by an American stunt performer in 2022, stood at 1 minute and 15 seconds, which Sultan Golden decisively surpassed.

A native of district Pishin, Sultan Golden also created history by setting another world record for a reverse-drive ramp jump at the same event held at DHA Quetta. Driving entirely in reverse, he successfully executed a ramp jump over a long distance, drawing loud applause from the audience and securing his second record of the day.

In the long-distance reverse ramp jump category, Sultan Golden covered an impressive 121.72 feet, significantly breaking the earlier world record of 89 feet and 3.25 inches.

In recognition of this remarkable achievement, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti announced a cash reward of Rs50 million for Sultan Golden, praising his performance for bringing international recognition to Pakistan.

Sultan Muhammad Golden’s latest accomplishments have been widely celebrated, highlighting Pakistan’s growing presence in global stunt driving and motorsport achievements.