On July 21, 1925, British racing icon Malcolm Campbell pushed the car to an unprecedented speed. With its 18-litre V12 Manitou aero engine, he accelerated along the sand, becoming the first person to ...

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Pendine Sands, stretching for miles along the coast of south-west Wales, marks a motoring milestone on Monday with the return ...

Pendine Sands, stretching for miles along the coast of south-west Wales, marks a motoring milestone on Monday with the return ...

Olympic gold medalist Quincy Wilson anchored Bullis School’s 4x400m relay team to a historic national high school record at the 2025 Penn Relays, running a stunning 43.99 split and breaking a 40 ...

After all, he played such a crucial part in the Thrust SSC record of 763.035mph in 1997 and its almost-but-not-quite LSR successor, Bloodhound.

The Thrust SSC is the fastest land vehicle ever according to the Guinness Book of World Records, with a max speed that defies all expectations.

2. **Home of the Record**: The record-breaking run took place in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada, a location renowned for its flat, hard surface perfect for such high-speed endeavors. The environment ...

2. **Home of the Record**: The historic record-breaking run occurred in the vast expanse of the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, a location celebrated for its flat and firm surface that is ideal for ...

Even after 26 years since its record-breaking run, Thrust SSC remains the fastest car ever and the only one to break the sound barrier. Relevant articles: – FIA World Land Speed Records, fia.com – ...

According to the Guinness World Records, Green described Thrust SSC at 500-700 miles per hour as 'a massive handful, bordering on uncontrollable'. “The two huge booms that rang out over the site ...

The Thrust SSC is not competing in races right now. However, the public can witness the record-breaking car in Coventry, England, at the Coventry Transport Museum, where it is on display.