Speed Record Broken by Construction Equipment Giant JCB
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The reigning “fastest man on Earth” set a new world land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats thanks to a 32-foot car built by construction-equipment giant JCB. Piloted by 62-year-old Wing Commander Andy Green (also known for being the only person to break the sound barrier on land), the hydrogen-powered, twin-engine JCB Hydromax demolished the original FIA-officiated hydrogen benchmark of 185.5 mph set by the BMW H2R in 2004.
According to project leader Ryan Ballard, JCB Engineering Directo
According to project leader Ryan Ballard, JCB Engineering Directo
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