The Legacy of the Bluebird

The video discusses the history of speed records, focusing on Sir Malcolm Campbell's achievement of breaking the 300 mph barrier in 1935. It highlights the stringent conditions set by the International Association of Automobile Clubs for recognizing records. The legacy continued with his son, Donald Campbell, who broke both land and water speed records. In 1967, Donald attempted to surpass his own water speed record on Coniston Water but tragically disappeared during the attempt.

Who was the first person to drive faster than 300 mph?

What was the record speed set by Sir Malcolm Campbell in 1935?

What were the preconditions set by the International Association of Automobile Clubs for recognizing a speed record?

What tradition did Donald Campbell continue regarding his vehicles?

What happened to Donald Campbell during his attempt to break the speed record on Coniston Water?