This cultural haven introduces a captivating series of Multi-Screen AV presentations, meticulously curated to delve into historical themes within extreme motor sports. Here, the seamless fusion of evocative visuals and commanding audio unveils a rich tapestry, offering visitors a journey that encapsulates the very essence of remarkable high-speed record achievements.

Interactive exhibits beckon visitors to delve deeper into the intricacies of the sands' science, guiding them through captivating displays that span from J.G. Parry-Thomas and the land speed records of the 1920s to the iconic ‘Flying Mile’ by Idris Elba in 2015. Each exhibit becomes a portal to the past, a window into the relentless pursuit of speed and innovation.

Within a dedicated theatre, a projection cave becomes the epicentre of the experience, immersing visitors in pulse-quickening moments. Here, John Parry-Thomas' legendary V-12 aero engine-powered car 'Babs' takes centre stage, shattering land speed records. The resounding roar of the engine and the virtual rush of wind against one's face create a sensory journey, a compelling exploration of the milestones in speed and innovation that have shaped history.

DJW's production team, not only captures but magnifies the excitement of a time trial. Featuring the restored “Babs” with owner and guardian Geraint Wyn Owen at the wheel, this enthralling footage, a key element of a new production, is artfully and authentically filmed on location at the historic sands, enriching the museum's narrative with an extra layer of historical authenticity and impact.