Land-speed landmarks - first two-way record attempt
According to Official Guinness Records,
L G “Cupid” Hornsted (UK), driving Benz #3 (internal combustion engine), achieved a speed of 124.095 mi/h at Brooklands, Surrey, UK, on 24 June 1914.
For a complete list of 1914 records, please visit 1914 Guinness Records in United Kingdom.
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