Andy Green

British driver Andy Green plans to attempt setting a new land speed record in Utah. Twenty years ago, he set the diesel-powered car record at 350.092 mph at Bonneville Salt Flats. This time, he will return with a hydrogen-powered car to try and beat his previous mark.

Andy Green, a driver who previously set the outright land speed record, plans to attempt another record run in Utah with a hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax. The effort aims not only to beat an old diesel-powered record but also to showcase hydrogen as a clean energy alternative and compete against existing world records for other power types.

British driver Andy Green will attempt to beat a twenty-year land speed record set by a diesel car at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats. He plans to use a hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax vehicle, aiming not only for an accolade but also to promote hydrogen as a clean energy alternative.

British driver Andy Green is returning to Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats to attempt another land speed record using a hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax car. The run aims not only to beat Green's previous diesel mark of 350.092 mph but also to demonstrate the power and clean energy potential of hydrogen fuel.

The New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a poor season, replacing him with Andy Green. Owner Steve Cohen expressed disappointment in the team's performance despite a high payroll and expectations. The Mets are 34-47, 15 games behind the NL East lead and struggling with injuries and roster changes.