The Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center aims to set the Guinness World Record for the largest Shabbat dinner by gathering 3,000 participants in Manhattan on November 21.
Saseendran, motivated by an enduring passion for aviation and memory challenges, successfully achieved her dream of setting a unique Guinness World Record, after years of diligent preparation.
"I won a lot of races, done a lot of things, but this is a first for me," Stenhouse told The Post. He said he sized up the track split between a labyrinth-like, intertwining upper and lower level on a walkthrough, but quickly realized there were "a lot of corners" to weave in and out of at about 40 miles per hour.