Timeline of the Fastest Ocean Liners (Blue Riband)

[@SambitChauhan-gt2cz]

Big ship

[@CJODell12]

I swear this had different music last time I saw this. The song was “Colors of Love (Sun)”

[@nboceanlinerhistory]

This was an updated video. And the “Colors of Love (Sun)” song was copyrighted so I changed the song of the video.

[@CJODell12]

@@nboceanlinerhistorySuch a shame cause I thought it fit better.

[@nboceanlinerhistory]

@@CJODell12 I absolutely agree! But the KZbin audio library doesn’t provide much.

[@SambitChauhan-gt2cz]

Best ship of 1845 0:51

[@SambitChauhan-gt2cz]

Best ship in 1838 0:49

[@thaolethi9639]

How 2 britannic are here?

[@DJOctobot]

The Great Western was faster on his EASTBOUND crossing.

[@DJOctobot]

@@nboceanlinerhistory this vid lol You’d think the great western would be faster on his westbound crossing

[@nboceanlinerhistory]

@@DJOctobotI’m just confused because the Great Western is shown to be faster on the Eastbound crossings. In fact, the Eastbound record was almost always faster than the Westbound record, no matter the ship.

[@SambitChauhan-gt2cz]

Listing f

[@InnocentGeoCave-jc6se]

What about the titanic?

[@nboceanlinerhistory]

Although she was the largest ship in the world, she was never the fastest

[@InnocentGeoCave-jc6se]

Oh yeah titanic speed is 21 knots

[@OzzyOfficial678]

what about Icon of the Seas and Freedom Ship? the 2 giants.​@@nboceanlinerhistory

[@GeoffTV2]

I guess that the tragic fact that poor Titanic never completed an Atlantic crossing also works against her (with regard to the Blue Riband).