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When Wing Commander Andy Green OBE returns to the salt-white expanse of Utah's Bonneville Flats in August 2026, he will not be chasing a diesel record. He will be piloting the JCB Hydromax, a 32-foot, 1,600 brake horsepower hydrogen-powered streamliner aiming to shatter the world hydrogen land speed record currently held by the Venturi Buckeye Bullet 2 at 303 miles per hour, and to surpass the 350.092 mph diesel mark Green himself set two decades ago in the JCB Dieselmax, a r
