Glenn Ashby: Team NZ thrashes previous wind-powered land speed record
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Team New Zealand has blown past the wind-powered land speed record. Horunuku —which means to glide swiftly across the land— has shot across South Australia's Lake Gairdner at 222.4 kilometres an hour. The previous record stood at 202.9 kilometres an hour. Pilot Glenn Ashby says says it was the ultimate thrill. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
