Formula 1 chief Chase Carey has vowed to push ahead with introducing non-fossil fuels at the highest level of motorsport as the sport seeks to remain sustainable and relevant to the auto industry going forward. In June, we quoted Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul as saying one way the sport could rev up its green credentials would be to contemplate carbon-neutral fuels. It appears that F1 CEO Carey agrees and although he is not a critic of the current ‘power unit' era, even though many fans miss the brutal sounds of the V8s and V10s of the past. 'The hybrid engine was an incredible step forward in terms of fuel efficiency while retaining power,' Carey said. 'We are now working...
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