Remote-Controlled Car Breaks World Record With Speeds of Over 200 Miles Per Hour
Remote-controlled model car enthusiast Nic Case broke another world record when his car the “Radio Controlled Bullet” reached a speed of 202 miles per hour at the Radio Operated Scale Speed Association in Saint George, Utah on October 25, 2014. Guinness World Records confirmed the speed, awarding the Bullet the title of “Fastest battery-powered remote-controlled model car.”
image via Guinness World Records
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