Man Attempts To Break World Record On Go-Kart

Adrian Bennett, an inventor, shares his journey of building a homemade jet engine using a lorry turbocharger. He attempts to break the world speed record with his jet-powered go-kart. Despite a 10 mph headwind, he achieves 60 mph, which would be 70 mph without the wind, just shy of the 71.34 mph record. The engine took three months to build and is now in its third iteration.

What is Adrian Bennett's main interest?

• Designing electric cars

• Inventing and playing with jet engines

• Building model airplanes

• Creating computer software

What is the current world speed record that Adrian is trying to break?

• 80.00 miles per hour

• 60.00 miles per hour

• 71.34 miles per hour

• 65.50 miles per hour

How did the headwind affect Adrian's speed during his record attempt?

• It reduced his speed by 10 miles per hour

• It made his go-kart unstable

• It had no effect on his speed

• It increased his speed by 10 miles per hour

How long did it take Adrian to build the gas turbine engine initially?

• One month

• Two weeks

• Three months

• Six months

What version is Adrian's current jet-powered go-kart?

• Mark four

• Mark three

• Mark two

• Mark one