Andy Green Aims for New Land Speed Record with Hydrogen-Powered Vehicle

British driver Andy Green, renowned as the first and only person to break the sound barrier in a car, is embarking on a new quest to set an unprecedented land speed record. This ambitious endeavor will take place in Utah, utilizing a cutting-edge hydrogen-powered car designated as the JCB Hydromax.

Green’s previous notable achievement in land speed involved setting a diesel-powered record of 350.092 mph in 2006. This record was established at the iconic Bonneville Salt Flats. With the JCB Hydromax, Green not only aims to surpass his prior speed record but also to highlight the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source.

The attempt signifies a dual objective: pushing the boundaries of automotive speed and demonstrating the viability of hydrogen fuel technology in high-performance applications. The specific timeline and exact location within Utah for this record attempt were not provided in the summary. Further details regarding the JCB Hydromax’s technical specifications and the full scope of the testing are also not available.