Green launches hydrogen-powered bid for new land-speed records at Bonneville
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Britain’s Andy Green, the only person to break the sound barrier in a car, returns to Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats with the hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax to chase new land-speed records, aiming to beat the diesel record of 350.092 mph and set hydrogen and electric-vehicle marks; he has reached 368.347 mph in practice, but official records require FIA verification, while hydrogen’s appeal depends on how the fuel is produced and safety considerations.
- Driver who broke the sound barrier to attempt another land speed record in Utah The Guardian
- British driver Andy Green returning to Bonneville Salt Flats for another land speed record attempt KSL News
- Driver who broke sound barrier attempts another speed record in Utah independent.co.uk
- JCB Hydromax Smashes Bonneville Record Before FIA Attempt Motor1.com
- Speed Record Salt Flats Rutland Herald
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