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ONE GOAL- BREAK THE MOTORCYCLE LAND SPEED RECORD...
The Story
Since 1956, the motorcycle land speed record has belonged to America. For nearly seven decades, the title of the fastest motorcycle in the world has remained on American soil.
Today, the standing benchmark — 376.363 mph — has gone unbeaten for the past 15 years. It is more than just a number. It represents engineering dominance, aerodynamic mastery, and the relentless pursuit of ultimate speed.
But records are not meant to stand forever.
Across the Atlantic, a new challenge is forming. A bold, calculated, and technologically advanced land speed record attempt is underway — one built on precision engineering rather than raw risk. This is not about simply going faster. It is about redefining what is possible in high-speed motorcycle performance.
The Plan
Our mission is clear: bring the motorcycle land speed record back to Britain.
This is not a conventional superbike project. It is the development of a purpose-built, record-breaking motorcycle engineered from the ground up to operate beyond 400 mph. Every component, surface, and structural element is being designed with one objective — controlled, measurable, and repeatable extreme speed.
Speed alone is not enough. At velocities approaching 400 mph, aerodynamics, structural rigidity, thermal management, and rider protection become mission-critical. Our plan integrates advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD), wind-tunnel refinement, and cutting-edge composite materials to ensure safety and stability at high speed.
This machine will not only go fast — it will remain stable, predictable, and precise under the most extreme conditions on Earth.
How
A small but elite British engineering team is leading the charge.
The project is driven by former F1 engineers, world-class composite specialists, and supported by the fastest road racer in the world. Their combined experience in high-performance motorsport, aerodynamics, and precision manufacturing is shaping a new generation of high-speed engineering innovation.
Drawing from Formula 1 design philosophy, aerospace-grade materials, and race-proven data systems, the team is building a precision speed machine engineered for one purpose — to become the next official holder of the motorcycle land speed record.
This is more than a speed project.
It is a statement of intent.
It is British engineering pushing the limits of physics.
And when the throttle opens, history will be rewritten.
FOUR HUNDRED MILES PER HOUR
A Cinematic, Multi-Stage Narrative
Historic Timeline
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Hypersonic Propulsion
Systems
The motorcycle land speed record
has lived in America since 1956,
achieving an incredible – 376.363mph –
and remains unbeaten for the
last 15 years.
02
Autonomous Navigation
for Spacecraft
The motorcycle land speed record
has lived in America since 1956, achieving an incredible –
376.363mph –
and remains unbeaten for the
last 15 years.
03
Advanced Materials for
Defense Applications
The motorcycle land speed record
has lived in America since 1956, achieving an incredible –
376.363mph –
and remains unbeaten for the
last 15 years.
The Road Ahead
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San Francisco, CA 94158
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Legacy
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Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers
A flagship story to spark curiosity in engineering, physics and aerodynamics. Provide opportunities for university engineers to participate in real-world R&D,from CFD to composite design and telemetry analysis.
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Offices, Exhibitions & Museums
Display motorcycle, engineering components and interactive educational materials in offices museums, science centres and Stem exhibitions.
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University Research & Collaboration
Collaboration with UK universities, Colleges, Schools and Stem Organisations.
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Inspiring Future Students
Long after the record is set.