In The Workshop Of The New Supersonic Car Bidding To Be World's Fastest

BRISTOL, ENGLAND - MARCH 05: L/Cpl Kayleigh Williams from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and build technician Rupert Byrce-Morris put the cockpit glass cover in place as they work on the Bloodhound SSC vehicle currently taking shape at its design centre in Avonmouth on March 5, 2015 in Bristol, England. It is hoped that when finished, the Bloodhound SSC car, which is powered by a Eurofighter jet engine and a rocket, will break the current land speed record of 763mph or 1228km/h. Although the Bloodhound SSC is a private venture it has substantial in-kind support from the UK government and is being used as a education resource with the hope that it will encourage more pupils to follow science and technology-related courses. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)