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The love of speed is a strange one really
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I'm not quite sure if it's an adrenaline thing. I think mainly it's more of a bug that you get
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Addiction, you could say, really. Well, when I was growing up, I've always been into
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engineering and making things, working the workshop till late. My inspiration is to make things faster
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My specialty that I sort of like to think that I'm good at
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is making things go fast that shouldn't go fast. This go-kart is the world's fastest go-kart
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jet-powered go-kart. There's been quite a few up and downs along the journey
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mainly things setting on fire, blowing up, exploding, things like that, you know, things that shouldn't happen
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but sometimes do. It's a homemade jet engine
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It's fitted with an afterburner, which you're probably more used to on jet fighters and
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stuff like that. They use an afterburning system, which basically injects a load of fuel back into the exhaust
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nozzle of the engine. And it reignites the fuel mixture. And that generates a lot of power, a lot of thrust, and a
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lot of noise. It's really nice when things go well
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Not only do we get the satisfaction of things actually working, which is rare for us, also there's a
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good feeling of knowing you've achieved something from not very much, really, to achieve a big thing like
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beating the Guinness World Records. So yeah, it's a very nice feeling to have
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It's a fantastic achievement of getting in the book. Anything's possible, really, isn't it
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He's got lots and lots and lots of ideas. We've got a lot of ideas
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We've got a lot of ideas. He's got lots and lots and lots of ideas
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No end of hidden secrets and little projects on the go. Well, big projects, actually
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Full of fun, exciting, and dangerous. But I'm sure he'll do really well
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I'm sure he will. We're very, very proud. Well
