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Mercedes F1 Achieves Key Sustainability Milestone with HVO100 Biofuel

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has made a significant step towards sustainability by achieving 99% coverage of HVO100 biofuel in its operations during the 2025 European season. This move not only showcases their commitment to reducing emissions but also sets a precedent for eco-conscious practices in the motorsport industry.

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The shift to HVO100 biofuel represents a landmark achievement for Mercedes F1, demonstrating that innovation in green technology can coexist with high-performance racing. As more teams follow suit, this could signal a transformative era in F1 where sustainability drives competitive advantage.

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Source: Motorsport.com

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