As the UK continues to turn brown and curl up at the edges, we’re having a busy summer of (very hot) public events across the country.
Cisco BLOODHOUND TV takes you on a tour of the workshop to see the Build Team in action. Technicians from the Royal Air Force's 71 Squadron and the Army's Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers are working along side BLOODHOUND's motorsport and aerospace mechanics, assembling the most powerful land vehicle in history.
It was great to see the cockpit finished and unveiled in public this month. This is my ‘1000 mph office’, which I first started to design over 6 years ago. It’s been exciting to see it come together, but as the design of the Car became more detailed, I’ve had to change some of the requirements as we went along. I’m thrilled and – I can now finally admit – slightly relieved that it does all fit in the space available.
The BLOODHOUND Project, Britain’s 1,000mph land speed record attempt, announced today that wheel bearing manufacturer Timken will be sponsoring the wheel bearing solution for the BLOODHOUND SSC (Super Sonic Car).