What is the worlds land speed record?
On October 15, 1997 in Black Rock Desert, USA Andy Green of the UK went 766 mph/ 1233.704 kmh over the length of a mile. ChaCha!
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The world's land speed record is 763.035MPH. Set on Oct. 15th 1997 by Andy Green. This marked the 1st supersonic record! ChaCha!
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The Thrust SSC car driven by Andy Green set the land-speed record in the Nevada desert on October 15, 1997 going 763.04 mph ChaCha
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A world's land speed record was set by Colonel John P. Stapp in March 1954 riding a rocket-propelled sled at 1020 km/h. ChaCha!
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The world's land speed record is 328 mph. It is held by Andy Green. He acheived it in 2006 in Booneville. ChaCha!
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