of 2 years ago, which was at 4,079,381 dominoes toppled. 'Celebrating 10 years of Domino Day - Breaking more World Records than ever' is the central theme of Domino Day 2008. Domino Day celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Although the second Builder's Challenge failed, the record was broken with 4,345,027 dominoes toppled. Also, 10 additional world records were attempted and successfully broken. These additional world records were: Longest domino spiral (200 m) Highest domino climb (12 m) Smallest domino stone (7 mm) Largest domino stone (4.8 m) Longest domino wall (16 m) Largest domino structure (25,000 stones) Fastest topple of 30 metres of domino stones (4.21 sec) (the sprinter Churandy Martina ran with the dominoes and achieved the time of 3.81 sec for the same distance) Largest number of domino stones resting on a single domino (727 stones) Largest rectangular level domino field (1 million stones) Most fallen dominoes (4,345,027 stones) Domino Day 2009 The 2009 event is entitled 'The World in Domino - The Show with the Flow'. It was the 11th edition of the show; it showed different aspects of the world with the display moving from continent to continent. The design used 4.8 million dominoes. 4,345,028 dominoes were needed to be toppled in order to break the standing world record. Even though part of the final section of the piece did not fall, and three builder's challenges failed, the number of dominoes toppled was 4,491,863. The flows for 2009 are: The American Dream, Latin Extravaganza, The African Life, Colors of Europe, Balancing Yin and Yang, Rough Ice, and Sun, Sand, and Sealife. The 1st and 2nd Builder's Challenges contained 25,000 dominoes representing earth and air, the 3rd Builder's Challenge contained 50,000 dominoes representing water, and the 4th Builder's Challenge had 500,000 dominoes representing all of Earth's continents. 2010–2020 From 2010, until 2020, the show was officially paused due to financial and organizational problems. Domino Day 2020 On February 3, 2020, EndemolShine Nederland announced Domino Day 2020 through an Instagram post, on 16 June producer EndemolShine announced that the 2020 edition will be postponed to March 2021. On 9 September 2021, Domino Day was postponed to an indefinite date. As of January 2023, no further date has been announced. International broadcast (* Reruns) Ratings 1998 Netherlands (SBS6): 3,800,000 Germany (RTL Germany): 9,500,000 1999 Netherlands (Net5): 2,700,000 2001 Germany (RTL Germany): 11,960,000 France (TF1): 8,616,000 Netherlands (SBS6): 3,407,500