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JCB Hydromax Breaks Hydrogen-Powered Land Speed Record at Bonneville

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Source: arstechnica.com
JCB Hydromax Breaks Hydrogen-Powered Land Speed Record at Bonneville
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JCB’s Hydromax, powered by two hydrogen-burning engines delivering a combined 1,600 hp, set a new two-way land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats (406.320 mph average) with RAF Wing Commander Andy Green driving, highlighting hydrogen combustion as an alternative to diesel and fuel cells.

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  1. Two hydrogen-burning engines powered this car to a new land speed record  arstechnica.com
  2. Driver Sets Record for Hydrogen-Powered Vehicle at More Than 406 M.P.H.  The New York Times
  3. ‘At any moment I might fade out’: archives reveal fearless era of land speed record breakers  The Guardian
  4. Britain's JCB Hydromax sets world land speed record for a hydrogen-powered vehicle  Reuters
  5. Banbury firm behind new land speed record celebrates triumph  BBC

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