THE WORLD'S FASTEST CAR?
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THE 2020 CONTROVERSY
On Oct. 10th, 2020, CEO Jerod Shelby and his Washington-based company SSC North America, seemed to achieve the impossible – not just breaking the World Production Car Speed Record, but shattering it. Their 1750hp hypercar, the SSC Tuatara, reached a staggering 331.15 mph, averaging a two-way speed of 316.11 mph, and easily surpassing the previous 2-directional record of 277.9 mph set by Koenigsegg’s Agera RS.
But what was once a dream come true for Shelby and SSC quickly became a full on PR nightmare. Questions began to circulate from the online and automotive community about the legitimacy of the world record run.
Analyzing the video frame-by-frame, online sleuths determined it was a physical impossibility that the Tuatara reached the speeds that SSC claimed. As doubts were cast on the record and accusations swirled around SSC and its founder, was this becoming the Fyre Fest of the automotive world?
With his record and reputation on the line, Jerod Shelby publicly acknowledged their data was inaccurate and vowed to make another, more transparent run at the world production car speed record. But with the world watching and the stakes higher than ever, will Jerod Shelby and the SSC Tuatara outrun the controversy and reclaim their record? Or will Shelby crash and burn?

THE CAR
On May 21, 2021, all eyes will be on the SSC Tuatara – an American made $1.6 million hypercar. With a state-of-the-art engine created by famed builder, Tom Nelson, and its fighter jet-like aerodynamics finely crafted by renowned car designer, Jason Castriota, (Ferrari, Pininfarina), the carbon-fiber based Tuatara boasts an unprecedented drag coefficient of 0.279.

The Tuatara currently holds the title of World’s Fastest Production Car, recording an official top speed of 286.1 mph, and a 2-way average of 282.9mph in January of this year. Shelby reclaimed the record on a 2.3 mile stretch of runway in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Though it seems this speed neither satisfied the skeptics nor Jerod Shelby, who claims he won’t stop until the Tuatara finally breaks the mythical 300mph barrier.


THE COMPETITION
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McLAREN
Synonymous with speed, racing and cutting edge technology, the British-based team at McLaren shattered the speed record in 1998 with the McLaren P1 and held the title “World’s Fastest Car” for almost 7 years. The P1’s speed of 240.1 mph changed the game, raising the bar in terms of hypercars, and setting into motion what we now know as The Speed Wars.
BUGATTI
Bugatti is no stranger to speed, breaking the record once in 2005 with the Bugatti Veyron, then again in 2010 with the Veyron Supersport. In 2019, the Bugatti Chiron recorded a speed of 304.77mph, however due to the car only traveling in one direction, Bugatti can not officially claim the speed record.
Hennessey
Another American-based company, Hennessey (and its Texas-based founder John Hennessey) has gone all in on the speed record. In 2014, Hennessey’s Venom GT set a new world record by traveling 270.49mph, but much like Bugatti, only traveled in one direction. Hennessey claims their new supercar, the Venom F5, can hit speeds in excess of 311 mph.
Koenigsegg
The world-class Swedish supercar company, founded by Christian von Koenigsegg, broke Bugatti’s speed record in 2017 with the Agera RS, clocking a 2-way speed of 277.9mph. After being officially dethroned by SSC this year, Koenigsegg aims to retake the speed record with the Koenigsegg Jesko, potentially later this year.
McLAREN
Synonymous with speed, racing and cutting edge technology, the British-based team at McLaren shattered the speed record in 1998 with the McLaren P1 and held the title “World’s Fastest Car” for almost 7 years. The P1’s speed of 240.1 mph changed the game, raising the bar in terms of hypercars, and setting into motion what we now know as The Speed Wars.
BUGATTI
Bugatti is no stranger to speed, breaking the record once in 2005 with the Bugatti Veyron, then again in 2010 with the Veyron Supersport. In 2019, the Bugatti Chiron recorded a speed of 304.77mph, however due to the car only traveling in one direction, Bugatti can not officially claim the speed record.
Hennessey
Another American-based company, Hennessey (and its Texas-based founder John Hennessey) has gone all in on the speed record. In 2014, Hennessey’s Venom GT set a new world record by traveling 270.49mph, but much like Bugatti, only traveled in one direction. Hennessey claims their new supercar, the Venom F5, can hit speeds in excess of 311 mph.
Koenigsegg
The world-class Swedish supercar company, founded by Christian von Koenigsegg, broke Bugatti’s speed record in 2017 with the Agera RS, clocking a 2-way speed of 277.9mph. After being officially dethroned by SSC this year, Koenigsegg aims to retake the speed record with the Koenigsegg Jesko, potentially later this year.
THE LOCATION
EDWARDS AIRFORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA
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