In October of 2007, Gregory Price Williams (39) a retired highly decorated Law Enforcement Officer and former K9 Trainer became the first Afro-American in the history of Land Speed Racing to surpass the infamous 200 MPH barrier. Gregory did so with a top speed of 205.4 MPH in a standing mile at the Texas Mile in Goliad, Texas. www.texasmile.comOn June, 29th 2008 Gregory and his HPC racing team pushed the envelope further with Hyperbike Performance Centers second edition ZX-14 nick-named “Chance”. The ZX-14 was rebuilt from the previous platform used on their nationally known ZX-14 “Inferno”. All of the performance and electrical components were enhanced along with the chassis set-up. Greg previously ran a best speed of 203 MPH at Maxton in 2007 and moved the bar further with a top speed in the standing mile of 212.6 MPH.