5 Jul 2016, 17:05 UTC &middot By: Mircea Panait / The Bloodhound Project team confirmed that the SSC will try and break the land speed record of the Thrust SSC in October 2017 in the Kalahari Desert ...

The Bloodhound SSC is the offspring of the Thrust SSC that set the world land speed record in 1997, RAF pilot Andy Green blasting across the desert at 793 miles per hour. Whereas Thrust SSC was ...

Thrust SSC was a supersonic car in that it crossed the sound barrier and was supersonic for a matter of seconds. But with BLOODHOUND, the target speed is 1,000mph - mach 1.4.

The existing land speed record was set in 1997, after the Thrust SSC with Andy Green behind the wheel achieved 763mph (1227km/h). Green was also going to drive the Bloodhound SSC for its land ...

The Bloodhound is a supersonic land speed car built to smash the world speed record that was set in 1997 by Andy Green, who piloted the Thrust SSC to 736mph. He came on to the Bloodhound project ...

The team behind Bloodhound is trying to beat the 760-mph record set by the Thrust SSC in 1997 and to hit its own 200-mph target speed in 8 seconds, which it did in a test run in England in ...

The jet-engine maker Rolls-Royce PLC have announced that they're supporting the Bloodhound Project, an educational program (and a real land-speed-record effort) that hopes to break that barrier.

The Bloodhound supersonic car (SSC), which made its public debut in September 2015, was an ambitious project to design, build, and run a vehicle capable of achieving land speeds in excess of 1,000 ...

The Bloodhound supersonic car (SSC) project has found a buyer. The project was going to be disbanded after running out of funds, but its assets were purchased by British businessman Ian Warhurst ...

Designers hoped the Bloodhound SSC would use jet and rocket propulsion to crack 1,000 mph, but it'll be doing zero now that money has run out.

Jaguar has revealed their Bloodhound SSC F-Type R support vehicle, a special rapid-response vehicle for their upcoming rocket car land speed record run.

Sad news, everyone. Bloodhound SSC, the British project to shatter the land speed record, is dead. Breaking the 1,000mph barrier with a ground vehicle is neither an easy feat nor a cheap one, and ...