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MotoGP Goes Green: 100% Non-Fossil Fuel from 2027

MotoGP is taking a significant environmental leap by committing to 100% non-fossil fuel usage across all Grand Prix classes starting in the 2027 season. This move is set to redefine the future of racing, ensuring that the sport aligns with global sustainability goals.

Our Take:

While MotoGP’s decision marks a pivotal moment in motorsport sustainability, it prompts exciting questions about the implementation of these fuels and the potential impact on vehicle performance. If other racing series, including F1, follow suit, we might witness a transformative shift in how racing is perceived in the green agenda.

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Source: https://www.f1technical.net/news/27497

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