These 66 Surfers Riding A Single Board Just Smashed Their Squad Goals

There's no other way to celebrate International Surfing Day.

How Many Surfers Does It Take To Ride A Wave On A Single Board? 66, actually.

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On the eve of International Surfing Day, the group of surfers decided to break the world record for the number of people on a giant surfboard at Huntington Beach in California, because why not?

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The previous record, set in Queensland, Australia, in 2005, involved 47 surfers on a single board, cruising for a minimum of 10 seconds.

The crazy gang included professional surfers, like David Nuuhiwa (left) and Brett Simpson (right).

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The ambitious project was all about teamwork, including waxing the giant board together.

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Pro-surfer Brett Simpson told ABC7 Eyewitness that their strategy was to be a "band of brothers...everyone staying confident and if we have to use each other to balance and stabilize, we'll do anything."

And if you're part of a wild world record, you'll be silly to leave your GoPros and selfie sticks behind!

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The custom-built 42-foot, 1300-pound surfboard is also expected to break the world record for the largest surfboard ever made, but the decision on this will have to wait a few more days.

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But for now, these dudes and dudettes can be stoked about their smashing new world record!

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