Yes, but the inversion record, as you wrote in another post up the page, hasn't been officially confirmed yet.
Let's be honest, the marketing has been fantastic, and it's been made clear about how this ride will play mind games and mess with your head.
That's all very well and good one thing, but inversions are another. I think people are forgetting Colossus was the world's first 10 looping rollercoaster, so even if The Smiler has, let's say 14 inversions, it's not to say you will go upside down 14 times.
I can see it being the case that people will go, "Wow, this ride has the most inversions of any other ride!" and Alton Towers' response to that will be a sarcastic "Whatever, nothing special."
Sadly, I don't think there will be - I'd like to be wrong, but at this stage, and with all the speculation flying about, I can't see another one on it's way.