@@ScarfAndGoggles I second a guy for this, I mean if Concord can be a movie on USSR race between UK, France, USA making a plane for super sonic flight first or have a movie on guy from New Zealand, Worlds fastest Indian or UK Green Monster, I would like to see a movie on Thrust/Thrust 2 and Blue Flame, first past 630 MPH and a sequel Thrust SSC Vs Spirit of America II.
It was an amazing opportunity to interview Richard and then be invited to the museum for the reunion. The footage from 1983 was the result of a conversation at that event. Amazing where life can take you!
Richard........you are an absolute legend.......and a fabulous chap. It was a pleasure helping with your projects and left some very special memories for me ( kept in my photo album diary ) God Bless you
Really great work, and a very enjoyable and interesting watch. Thanks very much for this series. And also appreciate your past efforts too. long time watcher, infrequent commenter. Always appreciate the interesting detail, good narration. Always well put together on the whole. God bless, Merry Christmas
Thank you, really enjoyed this final part, true British spirit, we need more people like Richard. Great to hear him recount his experience, and of course he needed the team, who were no doubt motivated by his leadership and determination.
If this does not bring a smile to your face, you've come to the wrong channel! Please, please make this into a feature film! It's got all the ingredients!
It's heartening to hear the Trust Securities story. I'm so glad that a company has benefited so directly from their sponsorship. That's why any company that supports motorsports goes directly to the top of my list when considering a product or service. Well done them.
Thankyou S&G for a very good record of Thrust 2 and, of course, thankyou to Richard, John, Ken and the team for making it happen and the inspiration they have given to generations of budding engineers.
For me Richard is a fine chap that has inspired many people to do different things. Richard, you're awesome and so are the people who have worked with you. 😀👍
Loved following this series, as a child of the 80s was a big thing growing up and we went to see Thrust 2 but didn't know the detail until now so many thanks for sharing. What an achievement by the team, true underdog spirit and adventure
What a story S&G - I am totally captivated by the series on Thrust 2 - if Richard Noble approached me for help and even I didn't know him I could not say no - he's just that charismatic infectious enthusiastic person - you can still see that fire in him as he recounts the events of the late 70s and early 80s - Thanks so much for putting all this together !
Absolutely fantastic to watch and listen to Richards dialogue of what it's like becoming the fastest man on earth!, at that time. I really enjoyed seeing that. Thank you.
I take my hat off to you sir . It's people like you and the traits you exhibit in your endeavour that make me truly proud to be a member of the human race
Thanks for putting this together very heartening to see this from a time when it meant something to be British, we all new which way was up and Richard and the team gave two fingers to the rest of the world. Always seeing those films of the runs across the desert in 1983 really brought home what it was all about. It could have all gone so very different if the RAF hadn't have volunteered the rebuild! Hats off to all involved.
"400mph is boring. You want to get out and walk" 😮 That aside, I've driven "only" up to a few mph beneath 200 and there are stages where you start to look further and further down the road. Your vision narrows and your mental processes speed up. Richard explained it perfectly... but at far far more serious speeds again.
WOW S+G. thanks for that. Absolutely brilliant to listen to 1st hand chat with Richard. I worked at GKN Sankey at the time he was on the scrounge. I never realised how instrumental we had been in those early days.
Thrust 2 went on a tour of the UK around this time. I went to see it displayed in my local leisure centre I think. I’d just started high school. Seeing it inspired me to get into engineering. I now design aircraft for a living.
Great work as always. Working on such a project is a once-in-a-lifetime oportunity and this team sure took the best of it. Insane the detail that if they went 7 km/h faster the car would've gone airborne.
Bravo! Very well narrated, and the stories are fascinating. I used to wonder about these land speed records, reading about them on the pages of Guinness Book of Records as a kid. Thanks to your channel, I have some answers, and have learned about these brave, brilliant people who made it all happen. Thank you, S&G!
Incredible interview, so happy you where able to get these stories from Richard. It's a shame nobody was able to interview other land speed legends like this, Imagine if someone had done this same with Donald Campbell.
What a brilliant series, thank you! Could listen to Richard talk about his exploits for hours - he's so enthusiastic, charismatic and self deprecating. What a fantastic achievement by all involved. Cheers S&G 👍
An extraordinary story, humbly but extraordinarily told. A wonderful bookend too, S&G, to your telling of the older stories, thank you for this irreplaceable record.
Excellent upload Scarf and Goggles. I doubt you'll upload again before Christmas so I hope you and everyone have a great holiday. It's funny he says everything slows down at speed. I've been over 200mph several times racing sport bikes and experienced it around 130-150mph where everything slows down and you can process everything coming at you so incredibly fast. The human brain is an amazing thing.
Thanks so much for this series. As much as I thought I already knew about the whole Thrust 2 project, it’s thrown up some wonderful snippets of new info.
What a brilliant channel, the footage with Richard Noble describing the run gave me goosebumps, that must have been amazing to witness! Thank you so much for such a well put together video , cheers
@@ScarfAndGoggles Shook hands with Mr Noble once upon a time when they toured with the car etc. around the sponsors 'post' success. IMI Norgren in Shipston on Stour, doing my A levels at the time. Cheers.
Fantastic series and I enjoyed it beyond words. I remember when it was going on and the occasional blurbs in the news, but being way pre internet, not a lot of info. And of course you only would hear they failed or were succesful, nothing of the struggles involved ( at least here in the states). And on a tangental sidenote, as an old motorcycle desert racer, I have a special hate in my heart for the Sierra Club. Screw those assholes.
Anybody who breaks a land or water speed record is cut from another cloth I think but regardless this is an astonishing achievement and amazing story all round, Richard Noble must of been a pleasure to talk to and the next story is Thrust WSH which is another ball game entirely ❤
300 to 500 is boring 😂😂😂😂 yeah i know he feeling, it happens alot on the M4 commute. Anything below 500 is tedious 😂😂😂😂. But i guess for a man who went way over 600 then anything slower simply doesnt get the pulse going and the adrenaline pumping. Excellent channel. Love what youve covered. Ive learnt a lot about a subject that has fascinated me since going to Beaulieu motor museum on a school field trip back in the 70s or 80s and seeing Bluebird and the other land speed record breaking cars.
Hello from Gerlach Nevada, the Blackrock desert and of course "The Miners Club". I finally had to leave this once great town and its huge dry lake bed, Burning Man ruined the town and playa....sad.
Good things happen to good people. Wish you guys could get that car with Sir Andy Green to the magic 1000 mph. Andy is probably the only man who could get it there. I hope somehow someway you give it another go at it.
Not only did RAF Binbrook rebuild the engine, they rebuilt it to a higher spec with more thrust. Which was probably ultimately necessary for getting the record.
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This channel is criminally underappreciated.
Couldn't agree more! ;)
The story is incredible. This NEEDS to be a movie
I couldn't agree more!
@@ScarfAndGoggles I second a guy for this, I mean if Concord can be a movie on USSR race between UK, France, USA making a plane for super sonic flight first or have a movie on guy from New Zealand, Worlds fastest Indian or UK Green Monster, I would like to see a movie on Thrust/Thrust 2 and Blue Flame, first past 630 MPH and a sequel Thrust SSC Vs Spirit of America II.
"...the Queen's paid for all the parts..." I love the spirit and implication of that remark 😂😂
Me too! Love that every time there was a seemingly insurmountable problem, an opportunity to move forward was found...
Man wanted a boys own adventure, man got a boys own adventure. A good man. Also, thanks Scarf, these are awesome.
Boys' Own Adventure sums it up perfectly! Incredible story - thanks for watching.
@ScarfAndGoggles 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤the 😊😊
Can't believe how amazing this video is, plus the exclusive interviews from real team memebers!
It was an amazing opportunity to interview Richard and then be invited to the museum for the reunion. The footage from 1983 was the result of a conversation at that event. Amazing where life can take you!
Richard........you are an absolute legend.......and a fabulous chap. It was a pleasure helping with your projects and left some very special memories for me ( kept in my photo album diary ) God Bless you
Richard a great man with a great team 👍👍👍
Really great work, and a very enjoyable and interesting watch. Thanks very much for this series. And also appreciate your past efforts too. long time watcher, infrequent commenter. Always appreciate the interesting detail, good narration. Always well put together on the whole. God bless, Merry Christmas
WOW! Thank you very much, I'm so glad you enjoyed the series. Best wishes for 2024 and Merry Christmas!
Thank you, really enjoyed this final part, true British spirit, we need more people like Richard.
Great to hear him recount his experience, and of course he needed the team, who were no doubt motivated by his leadership and determination.
It really was a team effort, something Richard has always been keen to point out.
Richard Noble is long overdue for a Knighthood.
Agreed!
If this does not bring a smile to your face, you've come to the wrong channel! Please, please make this into a feature film! It's got all the ingredients!
I agree - it's an amazing up-and-down tale of success through adversity!
It's heartening to hear the Trust Securities story. I'm so glad that a company has benefited so directly from their sponsorship. That's why any company that supports motorsports goes directly to the top of my list when considering a product or service. Well done them.
Fantastic, thank you so much S&C and thank you Richard, I could listen to these stories all day.
He's a top bloke!
Thankyou S&G for a very good record of Thrust 2 and, of course, thankyou to Richard, John, Ken and the team for making it happen and the inspiration they have given to generations of budding engineers.
A noble goal.
Clever! Thanks for watching!
For me Richard is a fine chap that has inspired many people to do different things.
Richard, you're awesome and so are the people who have worked with you. 😀👍
Well said!
What a fabulous series, of a great British story. Loved it.
Great - thank you!
Excellent News.
Been waiting for this.
Thank you
Sorry it took so long - it became a bit of an epic!
@@ScarfAndGoggles
Definitely worth the wait from a viewing perspective.
Absolutely wonderful “Boys Own” story.
Thanks again
AMAZING , every single road block turned into a DOMINO piece and fell in to place perfectly , what an amazing set of fortunate circumstances
It's a great story, and Noble recounts it so well.
Loved following this series, as a child of the 80s was a big thing growing up and we went to see Thrust 2 but didn't know the detail until now so many thanks for sharing. What an achievement by the team, true underdog spirit and adventure
Best LSR channel on RUclips
You mean there are others? (Kidding). Thank you so much!
What a story S&G - I am totally captivated by the series on Thrust 2 - if Richard Noble approached me for help and even I didn't know him I could not say no - he's just that charismatic infectious enthusiastic person - you can still see that fire in him as he recounts the events of the late 70s and early 80s - Thanks so much for putting all this together !
You're most welcome - RN remains a force of nature to this day!
Absolutely fantastic to watch and listen to Richards dialogue of what it's like becoming the fastest man on earth!, at that time.
I really enjoyed seeing that.
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for watching!
I take my hat off to you sir .
It's people like you and the traits you exhibit in your endeavour that make me truly proud to be a member of the human race
The man's a force of nature!
hard work, determination, and pride
Reviewing the New Years honours list today, I continue to be amazed that Richard Noble hasn’t been knighted.
I remember the original runs, and even now, it makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Thoroughly enjoyed this series, thank you.
Great, thanks for watching!
Thanks for putting this together very heartening to see this from a time when it meant something to be British, we all new which way was up and Richard and the team gave two fingers to the rest of the world. Always seeing those films of the runs across the desert in 1983 really brought home what it was all about. It could have all gone so very different if the RAF hadn't have volunteered the rebuild! Hats off to all involved.
"400mph is boring. You want to get out and walk" 😮
That aside, I've driven "only" up to a few mph beneath 200 and there are stages where you start to look further and further down the road. Your vision narrows and your mental processes speed up. Richard explained it perfectly... but at far far more serious speeds again.
I loved that comment! "400mph is NOTHING!"
WOW S+G.
thanks for that.
Absolutely brilliant to listen to 1st hand chat with Richard.
I worked at GKN Sankey at the time he was on the scrounge.
I never realised how instrumental we had been in those early days.
Amazing to see what you can do with a can-do attitude and the nerve to ask!
These videos are so well put together. I appreciate you making them.
Thanks so much for watching!
Excellent documentary, thanks ..
Richard N is a fantastic story teller, 👏 👌 😀
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thrust 2 went on a tour of the UK around this time. I went to see it displayed in my local leisure centre I think. I’d just started high school. Seeing it inspired me to get into engineering. I now design aircraft for a living.
Wow! Noble is very keen to get people into engineering and science, good to hear of a real-life success story!
What a story 🤯♥️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great work as always. Working on such a project is a once-in-a-lifetime oportunity and this team sure took the best of it. Insane the detail that if they went 7 km/h faster the car would've gone airborne.
Glad you enjoyed it! Scary details like that make Noble's achievement all the more impressive...
What a story!...thanks for an excellent video.
A beautifully lovely video, brings back great memories the supporters club from Thrust 2 though to SSC, and the hole teem are a great group of people
Glad you enjoyed it
Bravo! Very well narrated, and the stories are fascinating. I used to wonder about these land speed records, reading about them on the pages of Guinness Book of Records as a kid. Thanks to your channel, I have some answers, and have learned about these brave, brilliant people who made it all happen. Thank you, S&G!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great story and a nice man.
He's a great bloke.
Thanks again for producing these fantastic videos for us all.
You're most welcome - glad you're enjoying them!
Incredible interview, so happy you where able to get these stories from Richard. It's a shame nobody was able to interview other land speed legends like this, Imagine if someone had done this same with Donald Campbell.
What a brilliant series, thank you! Could listen to Richard talk about his exploits for hours - he's so enthusiastic, charismatic and self deprecating. What a fantastic achievement by all involved. Cheers S&G 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
An extraordinary story, humbly but extraordinarily told. A wonderful bookend too, S&G, to your telling of the older stories, thank you for this irreplaceable record.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was absolutely awesome, what a treat.
So pleased you enjoyed it!
Fantastic stuff. I followed daily on internet with the SSC stories and success.
Me too! Such a privilege to meet one of my heroes.
This is a great series.
Thank you!
Thanks for this fantastic documentary series 👍 What a adventure for all involved in this project. Perseverance pays off.😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
one of my favourite channels
Aww, shucks. Thank you!
Man... I've been waiting for this one!
Sorry it took so long - it ended up being an epic! Hope you enjoyed it!
Thanks for this series, I've enjoyed them immensely.
You're most welcome!
It's good to see another post from you thank you. Keep them coming
Thanks, will do!
Fantastic!
Thanks for yet another great film!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks
Wow - thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
@@ScarfAndGoggles
I ALWAYS enjoy your videos!
Congratulations on a great series S&G .
Thank you! Became a bit of an epic...!
Excellent series .
Thanks so much!
Great work. Such a good watch. Thanks for doing these.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching.
Smashing s&g absolutely brilliant well put together
Thank you - glad you enjoyed it!
My god it was forty years ago. What a wonderful gentleman.
He really is!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Thank you so very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. Love the history. Keep up the great work.
Will do!
Bloody marvelous!
Thanks for watching!
What an incredible story! You've told the story so well, brilliant! Thank you.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic...thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely wonderful, well presented series S & G. Simply magical. Thank you!!
Wow - thank you very much!
Excellent series. Well done.
Many thanks!
Fantastic! Thank you for posting this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for making the video. Such a fascinating and dangerous topic,
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Excellent upload Scarf and Goggles. I doubt you'll upload again before Christmas so I hope you and everyone have a great holiday. It's funny he says everything slows down at speed. I've been over 200mph several times racing sport bikes and experienced it around 130-150mph where everything slows down and you can process everything coming at you so incredibly fast. The human brain is an amazing thing.
Thank you! Happy holidays!
Superb series!
Thank you kindly!
This channel seems to always have top notch content and this series on Thrust 2 was especially enjoyable.
Thank you for watching - glad you enjoyed it!
A great series keep up the great work fella 👏
Thank you - will do!
Excellent video ,Thanks a lot .
Thanks for watching!
Greatly interesting and such a good interview
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so much for this series. As much as I thought I already knew about the whole Thrust 2 project, it’s thrown up some wonderful snippets of new info.
You're most welcome, glad it was of interest!
Really been enjoying this series, such a great achievement and interesting story.
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
What a brilliant channel, the footage with Richard Noble describing the run gave me goosebumps, that must have been amazing to witness! Thank you so much for such a well put together video , cheers
Thanks very much for watching!
great series
Thank you
What an amazing video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bloody brilliant.
One hell of an adventure. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ScarfAndGoggles
Shook hands with Mr Noble once upon a time when they toured with the car etc. around the sponsors 'post' success. IMI Norgren in Shipston on Stour, doing my A levels at the time.
Cheers.
Fantastic series and I enjoyed it beyond words. I remember when it was going on and the occasional blurbs in the news, but being way pre internet, not a lot of info. And of course you only would hear they failed or were succesful, nothing of the struggles involved ( at least here in the states). And on a tangental sidenote, as an old motorcycle desert racer, I have a special hate in my heart for the Sierra Club. Screw those assholes.
Thank you! I thought stories and exploits that happened pre-internet were being forgotten, and needed to be retold. Glad you enjoyed this one.
As usual the quality and presentation on this channel is unbelievably good, look forward to the next episode!!
Thank you! Planning new stuff at the moment...
Wonderful stuff!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Anybody who breaks a land or water speed record is cut from another cloth I think but regardless this is an astonishing achievement and amazing story all round, Richard Noble must of been a pleasure to talk to and the next story is Thrust WSH which is another ball game entirely ❤
Agreed - it's a spirit of adventure that's rare these days!
Amazing
Brilliant
Thank you!
The first unofficial (only 1 run, no 2 runs and turn around) car to break the sound barrier is 5 hours away from me, the Budweiser Rocket Car.
300 to 500 is boring 😂😂😂😂 yeah i know he feeling, it happens alot on the M4 commute. Anything below 500 is tedious 😂😂😂😂. But i guess for a man who went way over 600 then anything slower simply doesnt get the pulse going and the adrenaline pumping.
Excellent channel. Love what youve covered. Ive learnt a lot about a subject that has fascinated me since going to Beaulieu motor museum on a school field trip back in the 70s or 80s and seeing Bluebird and the other land speed record breaking cars.
Thanks for watching! I was also inspired by visiting Beaulieu many years ago and seeing their LSR collection.
Shared to Land Racing Forum. 😁
Thank you kindly, as ever.
THE BEST CAR TURBO
The fact that this man in spite of his name and all he has done for England was not aknighted in incomprehensible.
What a guy. Best of British.
Amazing bloke.
WOW 🤩 ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
A fraction of one degree between success and failure, and that failure would not doubt have been quite binary!
Not much room for error!
Hello from Gerlach Nevada, the Blackrock desert and of course "The Miners Club". I finally had to leave this once great town and its huge dry lake bed, Burning Man ruined the town and playa....sad.
Have a bunch of videos disappeared from your channel? What’s going on?
Good things happen to good people. Wish you guys could get that car with Sir Andy Green to the magic 1000 mph. Andy is probably the only man who could get it there. I hope somehow someway you give it another go at it.
"300 to 500 is boring".
Totally fascinating to hear how a run is made.
Made me laugh when he said that!
Not only did RAF Binbrook rebuild the engine, they rebuilt it to a higher spec with more thrust. Which was probably ultimately necessary for getting the record.
Yes, despite the extra power and various modifications, it was a close thing.
18:25 Somatogravic Illiusion explained.
Must have been terrifying the first time.