As he recalled in the YouTube video below, Green had to fight the SSC's tendency to veer ... the site where the Thrust 2 established a new speed record fourteen years earlier.

with the Thrust SSC, the only car ever to travel faster than the speed of sound. And oh, hey — Bloodhound even released a new video commemorating that incredible feat. Video footage of the ...

The video shows the Thrust SSC's driver, Andy Green ... He says throttle application and speed isn't much different from a typical sedan to ensure the intakes don't suck up debris.

But worry not, we’re sure there will be more similar gatherings before the Bloodhound SSC crew is pulling their land speed record breaking ... about 21 tons of thrust (210 kN).

The "car" in question is the Thrust SSC, and it managed to achieve that record thanks to a couple of Rolls-Royce Spey 202 jet engines. The top speed achieved by the SSC Thrust, as recorded by the ...

There, the HTP will combine with solid fuel, a silver catalyst and an ignition source to provide sufficient thrust to power the Bloodhound SSC to a speed of ... As seen in the video above, today ...

As the video after the cut demonstrates ... and held by Green himself, set in the Thrust SSC car back in 1997. Just breaking the speed of sound, the car used two huge Rolls-Royce jet engines ...

THRUST SSC's recordbreaking run played on two large video screens as the world's fastest ... glimmering in the reflection of its 1997 world land speed record triumph, was parked the star of ...

Even though they still own the land speed record, which the Thrust SSC set on October 15, 1997 at 763 mph, Richard Noble, and Andy Green have returned to the quest for the world's fastest land ...

is working towards breaking the land speed record. The current record of 763mph (1,228km/h) was set 22 years ago, also by Andy Green, in the Thrust SSC car. The Thrust car broke the sound barrier ...

The Bloodhound SSC hopes to top Thrust SSC’s 763.035 mph world land speed record with an attempt to reach 800 mph in October 2017. New funding means the Bloodhound project – which was shown in London ...