We cannot forget our interest in Hennessey Venom F5. John Hennessey and the Speed Freaks team at Hennessey Performance Engineering (HPE) have made cars from the bottom down to break the speed record, the big achievement of the Tuning store based in Texas-and now the low volume car maker is known for opposing the rules. “Venom F5 is engineered to become an unmatched ‘decathlete’ among hypercars,” John Hennessey said in a HPE press release. “Our customers like speed, so we are eager to encourage what limits are possible to try the fastest production car records in the world.”
Venom F5 has a V8 6.6-liter based on GM LSX (named Fury) with two special turbocharger that produces 1,817 horsepower and torque of 1,193 lb-ft. Fury had an extraordinary appetite for strength so that he fired a fire from the exhaust during the Dyno test in early January 2022. In addition, the Hennessey Venom F5 was not a bad car. Although not the fairest among the supercar elites (Hello Ferrari Rome and Aston Martin Vantage), the presence of Venom F5 who crouched and ruled was enough to keep the exotic hypercar remain on their toes.
Hennessey Venom F5 vs. Bugatti Chiron: Who is the unnecessary speed king?
Bugatti Chiron, especially Super Sport 300+, is a demon speed of $ 4 million who set a record of new production speed in 2019. It traveled at 304,773 MPH (490,484 KPH) during the one -way in the EHRA -LIFTEN Volkswagen test facility, getting it Rights – The right to brag to become the fastest production car in the world.
However, establishing a record of the highest speed official means running a two -way highest speed in an independent road test that is supervised by independent government agents. The highest speed between the two runs should be the official speed of the vehicle, and Chiron only runs in one direction, which is why you will not see the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ in the fastest production car count sheet.
Meanwhile, Hennessey Venom F5 has not yet participated in the official -speed running running. But once again, it is more commonly thought than only Bugatti Chiron. According to the motor trend, the extraordinary SSC Tuatara became the fastest car in the world by going at a speed of two directions an average of 282.9 mph (455.28 kpo) at the Kennedy Space Center last January 2021. He opened the Koenigsegg Agera RS who got the hospital Yang Yang Yang Getting Koenigsegg Agera RS which produced The The Center Crown in 2017 by traveling 277.9 MPH (447.24 KPH) in the 2017 Official Record Efforts.
Except for SSC Tuatara or Koenigsegg Absolut, which is awaited to be waiting for a 300 mph barrier that is difficult to understand, we think Hennessey Venom F5 can rest on its victory. In addition, this is not the first Rodeo John Hennessey. The man broke a lot of speed records with his GT Supercar poison, basically a lotus with a Corvette V8 engine.
Going from 0 to 186 MPH (300 KPH) in 13.63 seconds and 200 MPH from the stop of death in just 12.51 seconds, faster than Bugatti Veyron Super Sport and Koenigsegg Agera R. And in 2014, Venom GT traveled 270, 49 MPH (435.31 KPH). However, it was a one -way aerodynamic test session. Remember, the rule says the highest speed official must be an average speed of two directions.