Formula 1's 'Sustainable Fuel' Aims to Save Internal Combustion

The global motorsport series is developing a new fuel for its next-generation engines intended to produce the same mind-bending performance while emitting net zero carbon dioxide.

Formula 1's 'Sustainable Fuel' Aims to Save Internal Combustion

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