Piloted by Matt Jackson the Hawker Sea Fury “Dreadnought” flies down the Valley of Speed. With speeds upwards of 450 mph the Sea Fury is one of the fastest piston powered motor vehicles in the world.

Dreadnought was built up from the airframe of ex-Burmese Air Force T Mk.20 V in the early 80’s by Frank Sanders who had the innovative idea of putting a Pratt & Whitney R-4360 on the British built aircraft. Debuting at the Reno Air Races in 1983, and piloted by rookie Neil Anderson, Dreadnought finished on top in the Gold Championship. Since then it has consistently placed near the top in any air race event that it has entered.