While I appreciate the run and the thread, I think its a stretch calling it a "world record". No way to know for sure what the longest run is. And even if this was the longest ever run (hypothetically), its a stretch to call that a world record. The term world record IMO should be reserved for something that occurs in international competition. That is how it is in every other sport. In Olympic Weightlifting, for example, if you lift xxx kg at your local meet, that is a "world record lift", it won't count as a world record. Only as a record for that local meet. National records are set at national level meets only. World records are set at international level competitions only. I'm pretty sure its like this in every sport.
Antheor thing, lets say baseball that tracks every single statistic, they wouldn't call an xxx game win streak as a "world record". They would rather say "longest win streak in baseball history", or something like that. The words "world record" are again reserved for an actual accomplishment in the spirit of the scoring system of the sport. Not for any intermediate streaks, IMO.