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The
Buckeye Bullet is a Student Project at The Ohio
State University's Center for Automotive
Research
in Columbus, OH.
Driver Craig Taylor and The Buckeye Bullet
hold the U.S. Land Speed Record for electric
powered vehicles at 256.894 MPH, set last
October at Bonneville.
The Buckeye Bullet became the first electric
powered vehicle to exceed 300 MPH when it went
308.317 MPH on August 16, 2004 during the 56th
annual Speed Week at Bonneville.
The 2004 Buckeye Bullet Electric Land Speed Racing Team consists entirely of undergraduate students. The Bullet
is driven this year by Roger Schroer, Manager of Driver Training at TRC, Inc.,
among the world's largest independent
automotive testing facilities in Marysville, OH.
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