A Houston, Texas-based owner of Logistics Group International (LGI), Stephen Patrick Day has helped many clients move cargo to and from various locations in the United States. Stephen Day is also a racing and sports car enthusiast.
In 2013, the Hennessey Venom GT set a Guinness World Record for the fastest road-legal car. Then in 2014, the Venom GT beat the Bugatti Veyron by hitting a top speed of 270 MPH on the 3-mile NASA landing strip in Florida. However, all these are almost a decade ago, and the times have changed. Hennessey Performance Engineering is cooking up the Venom GT’s successor - the most anticipated car to be released in 2021.
The Hennessey Venom F5 was first introduced in November 2017 quickly dubbed ‘America’s Hypercar’ with intentions to steal the world’s fastest car title from Bugatti Chiron. Paired with a twin-turbo, 1,600 horsepower, 301 MPH engine, and 0-186 MPH acceleration in less than 10 seconds, the Venom F5 is not just a contender; it is a profound threat to be unleashed next year.
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