Formula 2’s advanced sustainable fuel will be the next breakthrough

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Formula 2’s advanced sustainable fuel will be the next breakthrough

Formula 2’s advanced sustainable fuel will be the next breakthrough

Source: https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/formula-2s-sustainable-fuel-breakthrough

Author: Can Emir

All Formula 2 vehicles have stad to use Advanced Sustainable Fuels for the first time in a competitive setting. The World Motor Sport Council has decided that during the 2023 Championships, F2 and F3 will run 55 percent Advanced Sustainable Fuels. won following the introduction of 100 percent sustainable fuel to the FIA Formula 1 World Championship in 2026. Formula 1's Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds has explained, “Our current hybrid engines are, as I hope most people know, the most efficient engines on the planet. But I think the next revolution is just around the corner: 100% sustainable fuel that will work just as well as existing fuels – it really is a drop-in fuel and it really will be our next breakthrough and something that will once again, using Formula 1, demonstrate the art of the possible." Symonds argued that they would complement one another because battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and sustainable fuels for F1 are both workable answers to the global warming issue. While Formula 2 and Formula 3 will employ sustainable fuels, they will do so in a different way than F1. As part of a unique collaboration with Aramco, both junior single-seater series currently employ 55% sustainable biofuels in all 52 vehicles. Bruno Michel, CEO FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3, said, “Today is a very important day. It marks an extraordinary breakthrough in motorsport, with F2 and F3 becoming the first championships to introduce Advanced Sustainable Fuels. It’s another major step in making our sport more sustainable. We have been working very hard behind the scenes with our partner Aramco, and we are proud to see all fifty-two cars now running successfully with these fuels.”