Donald Campbell’s record-breaking hydroplane, Bluebird K7, has been reunited with the World Water Speed Trophy in Poole.

Built in the mid-1950s, the Bluebird K7 is a British jet-powered hydroplane with a long streak of dominance on the water. It was driven by Donald Campbell, who used it to set seven water speed ...

Donald Campbell's Bluebird K7 is set to reunite with the World Water Speed Trophy. The hydroplane, which broke records before Campbell's tragic death on Coniston Water in 1967, will visit the ...

Quicksilver is a UK effort led by Nigel Macknight, which started as a partnership with Ken Norris, the designer of Bluebird K7 and doyen of speed record-breaking.

Speed boats are fast, exhilarating, and undeniably fun, but how fast can a speed boat go? The story of the boat speed record is also fascinating.

The Bluebird K7 hydrofoil in which record-breaker Donald Campbell was killed will be sent to a museum after a legal wrangle over its future.

A granddad from Lancshire who helped rebuild Donald Campbell's tragic Bluebird is aiming to break the world water speed record - in a 400mph jet-powered hydrofoil built in his garage. David Aldred, 63 ...