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With legs split and chin almost skimming the road, Aniket is no more than Bins above the ground when he disappears under four-wheel-drives in Belgaum, The Daily Telegraph reported on Wednesday.
According to The Times, Aniket now trains for four hours a day and plans to break his world record of 57 cars in 45 seconds with a 100-car skate in New Delhi.
He started two years ago and it took him three months to get his body into the right position.
Aniket said: "The hardest thing is to go fast enough before I bend down. That's how you can skate under so many cars at once."
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