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Honda F1 car creates the world's first official land speed record
Zodingliani | Jul 19 2006
Though slippery roads created difficulties for the driver, yet the Honda 007 F1 car set the fastest ever speed in an F1 car. At the Bonneville Salt Flats, Alan van der Merwe drove along a seven mile-long salt straight, and achieved a speed of...
Tags: Honda 007, Federation Internationale Automobile, United States Auto Club, FIA, Honda, F1 Cars, Mike Cook, Bonneville Salt Flats, Alan van der Merwe, Southern California Timing Association, Technology, Related : Car Loans

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