CRUSADER'S TRIAL

The video covers an event at Loch Ness where Prince William and Prince Richard, along with their mother, the Duchess of Gloucester, witness John Cobb preparing to break the water speed record with his jet-propelled motorboat, the Crusader. The boat, capable of reaching speeds up to 200 mph, undergoes successful preliminary trials, achieving 140 mph. The current record, held by Stanley Sayers, stands at 178.4 mph. Cobb, already a land speed record holder, aims to set a new water speed mark.

Who were the notable figures present at the Loch Ness event?

• King George and Prince Harry

• Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne

• Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles

• Prince William and Prince Richard

What was John Cobb preparing to do at Loch Ness?

• Set a new land speed record

• Conduct a scientific research

• Attempt the world's water speed record

• Participate in a sailing competition

What was the estimated top speed of the Crusader?

• 150 miles per hour

• 178.4 miles per hour

• 200 miles per hour

• 140 miles per hour

Who held the world water speed record at the time?

• Prince William

• Stanley Sayers

• John Cobb

• Duchess of Gloucester

What speed did the Crusader achieve during test runs?

• 178.4 miles per hour

• 140 miles per hour

• 160 miles per hour

• 200 miles per hour