The car was powered by a 36,000 hp Atar jet engine from a Mirage jet fighter aeroplane. In February 1995 Rosco and his team headed back to Lake Gairdner for an assault at the 633.468 mph (1,013.55 km/h) world land speed record, held by Richard Noble.
The car was propelled by a powerful jet engine from a Mirage fighter jet, and in February 1995 Rosco's team returned to Lake Gairdner to challenge the existing land speed record of 633.468 mph (1,013.55 km/h), set by Richard Noble.