John Rhodes Cobb dies in 1952 in attempt to break world water speed record

The video describes a 6000 horsepower hydroplane, the Crusader, which was used by John Cobb to attempt a record-breaking speed trial at Loch Ness, Scotland. The location was chosen for its legendary status and ideal conditions. Cobb successfully broke the speed record, reaching 206 miles per hour. However, the triumph was short-lived as the Crusader exploded, disintegrating instantly and resulting in Cobb's tragic death.

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