A British driver is attempting to set a new land speed record in Utah. Andy Green, a retired Royal Air Force fighter pilot, previously set the record for a diesel-powered car twenty years ago. He will be driving a new car, the JCB Hydromax, which is powered by hydrogen.
The car is a bright yellow, 32-foot vehicle designed by British construction equipment manufacturer JCB. 092 mph are available from the source, including his goals for showcasing hydrogen as a clean-energy alternative.
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