Bonneville-Land Speed

A portfolio of reports telling how the first Land Speed Record of 39.24 mph was set in 1898 by Count de Chasseloup-Laubat in an electric Jeantuad. By 1919 the record had been officially pushed upto 124.10mph.

A portfolio of reports telling how the Land Speed Record criss-record the Atlantic during the '20s and how fearless drivers such as Milton, Guiness, and more pushed it up to over 230mph.

A portfolio of contemporary reports telling how the Land Speed Record was raidsed from 231.36mph in 1930 to 368.85mph in 1939.

A portfolio of reports on how the Land Speed Record was raisedfrom 369mph to 394mph by John Cobb in the Railton Mobil special.