Which of the following is true about the Guinness World Records logo that became a record itself?

The Guinness World Records brand is synonymous with extraordinary achievements and remarkable feats from around the globe. But how much do you know about the visual identity behind this iconic record-keeping institution? Test your knowledge about the evolution and design elements of one of the world's most recognized logos associated with record-breaking achievements. This question explores an interesting aspect of brand identity for a company whose entire business revolves around tracking superlatives!

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The 2009 logo redesign set a record for most countries simultaneously launching a new logo (175 countries in 24 hours)
Its logo holds the record for most colors in an internationally recognized brand mark (37 distinct color values)
The logo is recognized by the highest percentage of global population (97% recognition rate) according to a 2018 brand study
It holds the record for the most expensive logo redesign, costing $18.3 million for its 2002 rebrand