The turbocharged streamliner Speed Demon on Wednesday reached a speed of 409 mph at the three-mile mark on the long track at Speed Week.
Team leaders George Poteet, 60, and Ron Main, 65, have been breaking land speed records for years and have no intention of slowing down by the looks of it.
The 31-foot-long, 4,200-lb. streamliner is known around the world as one of the planet's fastest vehicles.
Speed Demon ran 405 mph with a 417 exit speed on Tuesday and did not complete a run on Monday.
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