On October 5th, 1935, Sir Malcolm Campbell presented his vehicle called Bluebird to the press. It was a revolutionary car – a 12-cylinder, 4.9 liter engine with a maximum speed of 150 mph. The car was designed for land speed record attempts, and was the first to use aerodynamic principles to reduce drag. The body was sleek, low and streamlined, with a pointed nose and a long tail. Malcolm Campbell was an accomplished racer and held multiple land speed records. He was determined to make his Bluebird the fastest car in the world, and wanted to prove that British engineering … Malcolm Campbell presenting his vehicle called Bluebird to journalists in 1935. részletei…