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Because they have a record everything these days, the all-important skill of being able to drive without seeing ahead (blindfolded) is endorsed by the Guinness Book of World Records which already has the category set up and a record already in place.
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Become the Next Blindfolded World Speed Record Holder with the Help of the Old Stig
Because they have a record everything these days, the all-important skill of being able to drive without seeing ahead (blindfolded) is endorsed by the Guinness Book of World Records which already has the category set up and a record already in place.
Currently, the fastest anybody has driven without seeing where they’re going is 186.12 mph or 297.8 km/h. It was set back in September of 2013.
Read more »- German Students Create The Fastest-accelerating Ev In The World
GreenTeam Formula has created the fastest accelerating electric vehicle in the world, a feat pending confirmation by Guinness World Records. The all-wheel drive vehicle was clocked from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 1.779 seconds; the previous record stood...
- Chris Harris Finds Out What It Feels Like To Go From 0 To 1,000 Mph And Back
British fighter pilot Andy Green is the first person ever to break the sound barrier on land and the world land speed record holder since 1997. Back then, he broke the world land speed record in the ThrustSSC jet-engined vehicle, reaching 763.035 mph...
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There's no stopping John Hennessey and the company the bears his name from shattering one speed record after the other with their Lotus Elise-based, but evidently, hugely modified, Venom GT. After being established as the world's fastest production...
- Video: Man Sets Guinness World Record For Tightest Parallel Parking
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