Interview with Don Wales on Bluebird run

The video discusses Malcolm Campbell's historic achievement of breaking 150 mph in the Sunbeam car at Pendine Sands, setting a world record. The car has been extensively rebuilt by the Beaulieu National Motor Museum, and the speaker, who has a personal connection as Campbell's godson, is given the opportunity to drive it. The speaker reflects on the bravery of Campbell, the experience of driving the car, and the legacy left behind, while also expressing nervousness and excitement about the event.

What was Malcolm Campbell's significant achievement with the Sunbeam car?

• First to drive 200 miles per hour

• First to drive 150 miles per hour on Pendine Sands

• First to drive 100 miles per hour

• First to drive 180 miles per hour

Who was responsible for the extensive rebuilding of the Sunbeam car?

• National Car Restoration Center

• Pendine Sands Museum

• Sunbeam Car Club

• Beaulieu National Motor Museum

How many man hours were spent on rebuilding the engine of the Sunbeam car?

• One thousand

• Two and a half thousand

• Five hundred

• Three thousand

What is the narrator's personal connection to the Sunbeam car event?

• Their father drove the car

• Their godfather was involved in the original record-setting

• They are a car enthusiast

• They work at the National Motor Museum

What emotion does the narrator express about driving the Sunbeam car today?

• Indifference

• Nervousness

• Fearlessness

• Excitement