Education News Family Fun at Silverstone
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The Bloodhound Education team welcomed thousands of visitors on our stand at the Silverstone F1 Grand Prix earlier this month.
Sponsor News
DC Electronics to provide loom assembly and electronic power assisted steering
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The BLOODHOUND Project, Britain’s 1,000 mph land speed record project, has today announced that DC Electronics is to Product Sponsor the design, manufacture, test and installation of BLOODHOUND SSC’s electrical loom.
Education News
East Hoathly CE School Greenpower Goblins
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East Hoathly Church of England Primary School participated in the Ringmer Community College Race day recently.
Event News
Andy Green's First Race (not going in a straight line!)
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by Andy Green
Event News
The Lotus Festival - 13-14th June 2009, Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk,
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A celebration of Hethal’s finest products. A two day event of racing and parade laps and a record attempt for the most Lotuses on track.
Engineering News
Successful test firing of BLOODHOUND SSC’s rocket engine
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BLOODHOUND SSC’s rocket man, Daniel Jubb, reports that the 15.2cm (6-inch) diameter rocket engine was successfully fired on 31st May 2009 at the testing site in the Mojave desert. This is the development version of the rocket that will be installed into BLOODHHOUND SSC.
Event News
Andy Green driving in the Snetterton Lotus Festival 14th June 2009
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We know he’s fast in a straight line, but can he go around corners?
Education News
BLOODHOUND SSC at Cheltenham Science Festival
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The launch of the BLOODHOUND SSC on the Road schools workshop was enthusiastically received by over 200 primary school pupils, teachers and parents as well as the Swansea University aerodynamics team.
Engineering News
Topology Optimisation
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At a recent 1K Club engineering presentation, Mark Chapman talked about “Topology Optimisation” when designing parts of BLOODHOUND SSC. A grand sounding name, but what is “Topology Optimisation”?
Project News
First pictures of the BLOODHOUND SSC Show Car
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“What we need is a full-size model to show people …”. So went the conversation a couple of months ago when this year’s programme of events was planned out.
