Adrian Bennett Drives His Jet Powered GoKart

Adrian Bennett, an inventor, discusses his project of creating a homemade jet engine using a lorry turbocharger. He built a go-kart to attempt breaking the world speed record of 71.34 mph. Despite a 10 mph headwind, he achieved 60 mph, which would equate to 70 mph without the wind. The engine took three months to develop and is now in its third iteration, mounted on the go-kart.

What is Adrian Bennett's main goal with his homemade jet engine?

• To use it for a science project

• To sell the engine to a car manufacturer

• To break a world speed record

• To create a new type of jet engine

What speed did Adrian achieve with a 10 mile an hour headwind?

• 50 miles per hour

• 71.34 miles per hour

• 60 miles per hour

• 70 miles per hour

How close was Adrian to breaking the world speed record without the headwind?

• 3.34 miles per hour

• 2.34 miles per hour

• 0.34 miles per hour

• 1.34 miles per hour

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

• One month

• Two months

• Three months

• Four months

What version is the current jet-powered go-kart?

• Mark three

• Mark two

• Mark four

• Mark one