testing. In 2012, Performance Power's Johnny Bohmer drove his Ford GT modified test car at the SLF, setting the Guinness World Records mark for 'Fastest standing mile – car' with a record , which still stands as of November 2022. Bohmer impressed the fact that the partnership agreement with NASA and the SLF to test the technology and designs and collect engineering data meant that "[B]y NASA allowing us access to a one-of-a-kind facility, we are given the opportunity to explore these technologies and share their benefits." In 2014, in an attempt at an unofficial production car speed record at the SLF, a Hennessey Venom GT recorded a top speed of . In 2021, in a similar attempt at the SLF, the SSC Tuatara recorded a one-way speed of and a two-way average of . In 2019, the Gulfstream G650ER of the multinational One More Orbit flight mission recorded the fastest circumnavigation of the Earth via the north and south poles of 46 h 40 min 22 s. The Shuttle Landing Facility served as launch and landing site for the world speed record, certified by the Guinness World Records and the World Air Sports Federation Fédération Aéronautique Internationale. See also Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Skid Strip List of Space Shuttle landing sites References External links Shuttle Landing Facility - NASA.gov fact sheet Space Shuttle Era: Landing Sites - NASA video on YouTube Airports in Brevard County, Florida Space Shuttle program Kennedy Space Center Buildings and structures in Merritt Island, Florida Articles containing video clips Space Shuttle Emergency Landing Sites