Breaking Records
On March 25, 2016 the Hennessey Venom GT Spyder set a new world record for open-top sports cars at Naval Air Station Lemoore where Racelogic, the renowned independent speed testing firm, officially confirmed that a top speed of 265.6 mph was achieved. The record run was certified by Racelogic technical director, Jim Lau, and witnessed by Commander Darren Fouts, Air Operations Officer. The Venom GT roadster was driven by Brian Smith, director of the Ford Performance Racing School.
265.6 mph Top Speed
The Hennessey Venom GT Spyder achieved a top speed of 265.6 mph at the Naval Air Station Lemoore. The record run was certified by Racelogic technical director, Jim Lau, and witnessed by Commander Darren Fouts, Air Operations Officer.
Only 3 units produced
Hennessey offered a limited run of 3 “World Record Edition” Venom GT Spyder’s to commemorate the record run and as a tribute to the company’s 25th Anniversary. The cost was $1.3 million each plus tax.
HORSEPOWER
MAX TORQUE
TWIN TURBO V8
TOP SPEED
0-300 KM PER HOUR
