Loch Ness could be used for a new attempt on the world water speed record according the UK's leading figure in the field, as the 60th anniversary of the tragedy which ended the last attempt on the loch approaches.
Richard Noble, who held the world land speed record between 1983 and 1997, will join enthusiasts from across the country including members of the Speed Record Club, who will head north to remember John Cobb on Saturday.
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