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Aussie Invader - World Land Speed Record Challenger
Aussie Invader 5R - Rosco McGlashan Presents Australia’s World Land Speed Record Contender
This book will inspire the next generation of rocket scientists, engineers and problem solvers. ⬇️⬇️⬇️
We had a great response at our stand at the City of Stirling Motor Festival last weekend. We did “big 12 hour days” with plenty of car clubs on display and thousands of motor enthusiasts attending. Thanks to all those people who supported us by buying books, merchandise and having photos taken with Rosco. Thanks goodness for great weather. Cheryl McGlashan.
Massive congratulations to long time friend, supporter and sponsor Heather Jones of Pilbara Heavy Haulage Girls Group for this well deserved award and honour. 👏👏👏🏆🥇
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.From Cheryl McGlashan - I only went out with Rosco as he told me he had a yellow Corvette. He has finally found it after 42 years. 😂😂
Ready for 2 days of car fun. Come and say hello. Come support the Aussie Invader 5R Project. @top fans #carsandculture #perthclassiccarshow #roscomcglashan #aussieinvader #aussiebogan
Come and met Rosco McGlashan at the Stirling Festival of Motoring 2026 this weekend (April 18–19) at Robinson Reserve in Tuart Hill, WA, featuring a two-day celebration of motoring heritage. It showcases hundreds of classic, vintage, and modern cars. We have signed books, posters and metal signs. #motorshow #motorsport #landspeed @top fans #shannonsinsurance #stemforkids #perthwa #perth
We are proud to announce that the children’s STEM book “How To Build The World’s Fastest Car”, has inspired many kids. It has also now been entered into the WA Premier’s Prize book competition. See comments to learn more.🤞#stemeducation #STEMForKids #STEMLearning
32 years ago today, after many setbacks, we broke the Australian land speed record with the sun setting and a full moon. Aussie Invader 2 recorded an average speed of 802.6 km/h (500 mph).