With the objective of operating completely climate-neutrally from 2030 onwards, the F1-circus has got itself no small task. The use of alternative, cleaner fuels in Formula 1 cars would be a step in the right direction, but seems easier said than done. It is almost certain that, in the near future of the premier class, neither hydrogen nor electricity will power a Formula One car, says a top Formula One executive. Yath Gangakumaran, responsible for strategy within Formula 1, explains in a conversation with Formel1.de why electricity and hydrogen are not high on the agenda when it comes to making the sport more sustainable. Gangakumaran argues that a lack of performance in particular makes...
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