Now, British carmaker McMurtry has turned that wild idea into a reality for the first time. In a stunt that would make Batman jealous, McMurtry drove its insanely fast electric Spéirling flipped ...

The McMurtry Spéirling has just redefined what "hypercar" actually means. The little single-seater electric beast dethroned a 21-year-old record held by a Formula 1 car at the Top Gear Test Track ...

McMurtry Spéirling drove upside down using nothing but active downforce from fan technology. It’s the first demonstration of its kind after years of theorization that it’s possible to do such ...

the McMurtry fan car uses twin electric turbines that spin at 23,000 RPM underneath the car in a sort of hellish lawnmower arrangement. The fans draw air from under the car, shooting it (and ...

There are few machines out there quite as absurd as the McMurtry Spéirling. This all-electric fan car has spent its entire existence ripping through records (not to mention entire race fields ...

McMurtry Automotive turned this theory into reality after having its Spéirling hypercar complete the impressive feat in a video published on Friday. Admittedly, the Spéirling's success can be ...

If you’re a regular of our website, chances are you already know what a McMurtry Spéirling is. If, by any chance, you’ve been away from Planet Speed in the past three years, then learn that ...

The pint-sized EV lapped the famous Top Gear test track in just 55.9 seconds. McMurtry’s Speirling was a full 13 seconds quicker than the Aston Martin Valkyrie. The EV’s fan system delivers ...

McMurtry Automotive has broken a world record by driving the Speirling electric track car upside down. The firm is a small British company that was set up by the late inventor, Sir David McMurtry.

The British-built McMurtry Speirling has become the first car in the world to drive upside down. No, this is not a belated April Fool’s Day joke, but a genuine achievement by the electric ...