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Blue Bird K3, Sir Malcolm Campbells Saunders-Roe

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Blue Bird K3, Sir Malcolm Campbells Saunders-Roe

Blue Bird K3, Sir Malcolm Campbells Saunders-Roe built boat, beat the world water speed record on 1 September 1937 at 126.32mph

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Beat Campbells Malcolm Record Saunders Speed 1937


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This photograph showcases the iconic Blue Bird K3, a groundbreaking watercraft designed and built by the renowned British aircraft manufacturer, Saunders-Roe. The Blue Bird K3 was not an aircraft, but rather a sleek, innovative boat, specifically engineered to break the world water speed record. Sir Malcolm Campbell, a fearless British racing driver and record-breaker, piloted the Blue Bird K3 on 1 September 1937, at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, USA. With the wind in his favor and the powerful engine roaring, Campbell reached an astounding speed of 126.32mph (203.19 km/h), shattering the previous record by a significant margin. The Blue Bird K3, with its distinctive blue and white livery, was a marvel of engineering for its time. Its streamlined shape, innovative hull design, and powerful engine made it an unbeatable force on the water. This photograph captures the essence of Campbell's achievement, encapsulating the spirit of innovation, determination, and speed that defined the Blue Bird K3's legacy. This photograph is a testament to the ingenuity of Saunders-Roe and Sir Malcolm Campbell's unwavering pursuit of speed records. It stands as a reminder of the thrill and excitement that comes with pushing the boundaries of what is possible, both on land and on water.

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