What does WWSR stand for?

World Water Speed Record

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1955: Donald Campbell broke the world water speed record on Ullswater when he reached 202.

On this day

1955: Donald Campbell broke the world water speed record on Ullswater when he reached 202.

ON THIS DAY IN ..

2001: Divers found the wreckage of Sir Donald Campbell's Bluebird in Coniston Water, 35 years after he was killed in an accident while attempting a world water speed record 2003: The country of Yugoslavia was formally abolished and replaced with a union of Serbia and Montenegro.

Remember When: Happened this day

1964 Donald Campbell breaks the world water speed record, becoming the firstman to break the land and water speed records in the same year.

ON THIS DAY; Double: Donald Campbell

World water speed record breaker Donald Campbell on December 31, 1964 "I WANT to beg forgiveness for your dreams that never came true.

They said WHAT?

Mr Campbell died in 1967 when his jet-powered boat flipped and crashed as he tried to break his own world water speed record.

Bluebird 'will live and breathe again'

THE daughter of former world water speed record holder Donald Campbell yesterday launched a fundraising campaign to secure a permanent home for his boat.

Solo bid to find Bluebird a home

There is something faintly nostalgic therefore about the decision by MetalFX, a UK licenser of metalized print products, to become the official sponsor of Quicksilver, a very fast boat that will attempt the World Water Speed record later this year.

Why a metallic inks company is sponsoring a very fast boat