Bloodhound SSC test-fires engine, land-speed record is in danger

If you remember the Bloodhound Supser Sonic Car, you know the team behind the monstrosity is out to make sure the land-speed record remains in British custody for the foreseeable future. Currently, the record sits at 763 miles per hour, set by the ThrustSSD in 1997, but the Bloodhound gang wants to see that number upped to 1,050 mph. On land. For those of you who are counting, that's Mach 1.4.

The team is already well on its way.



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