This video has been hidden away for many years. It was taken on the day of the record breaking run on December 31st 1964.A big thank you to Evan Morgan and his family for unearthing it and getting it to us.. We now know that the young man rowing the rowboat is Angus Tout who came with Donald Campbell from Barmera to help out at Dumbleyung.The actual run is played over several times in the video.

An April 2014 interview with Louisa Dare by Stan Shaw, ABC radio. Detailing the Donald Campbell story, his world speed records and the replica build progress in Dumbleyung,Western Australia

Bluebird Vision Drone footage of New Year’s Eve 2014 at Dumbleyung, Western Australia. Shows the town, the crowd and the Bluebird replica unveiled.

On 31st December 2014, 50 years since Donald Campbell broke the World Water Speed record on Lake Dumbleyung, celebrations were held at Dumbleyung in Western Australia. These celebrations started off at Pussycat Hill overlooking the lake where a monument has been built which beams a stream of light from the sun through a hole in a WA shaped rock onto a plaque with a model Bluebird on it at exactly 3.43pm on 31st December, the time the record was broken. This video shows community members and visitors arriving for the at Pussycat Hill. There was also a fly past from the Albany Formation flyers and the Wagin Aero Club.

Shows a special monument built at Lake Dumbleyung, Western Australia to commemorate the World Water Speed record set in 1964 by Donald Campbell, who also set the World Land Speed record in Lake Eyre in the same year. 50th anniversary in 2014, New Years Eve.