Bloodhound's pilot talks us through the supersonic car

The cockpit of a supersonic car capable of reaching one thousand miles-an-hour has been unveiled in Bristol.

The team behind the car, called Bloodhound, are hoping it will break the world land speed record in South Africa next year.. The cockpit was designed and manufactured in Avonmouth - and took more than ten thousand hours to complete.

The pilot of the Bloodhound, Andy Green, spent some time talking Bob Constantine through how it works.