 The C4 completed 30,360 km in the Dutch winter weather in just over a month.In 1922, racing driver Selwyn Edge took to Brooklands in a Spyker C4 fitted with streamlined racing bodywork, setting a new "Double 12" average world speed record, covering 1,782 miles (2,868 km) at an average speed of for the 24 hour aggregate of two 12-hour periods.Also in 1922, the company went bankrupt again and was acquired by Spyker's distributor in Britain, who renamed the company "Spyker Automobielfabriek".