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Circus Sarasota's Annaliese Nock Attains Guinness World Records Title

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SATURDAY FEB 20, 2016 |

Annaliese Nock, an 8th generation circus performer, female daredevil and Sarasota native attained a Guinness World Records Title on the Opening Night of the 2016 Circus Sarasota. Annaliese, age 19, is the only female in the world to do a front somersault in the Wheel of Death. At the Opening night of Circus Sarasota’s winter Production, Red, White & BELLO! Annaliese completed the most somersaults in one minute in the Wheel of Death. An adjudicator from Guinness World Records attended the performance to verify Annaliese met the record breaking criteria. Photo credit: Cliff Roles

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