Nico Rosberg sees that Formula 1 has a lot to learn from Extreme E in terms of sustainability. In an interview with Forbes the 2016 champion discusses the exemplary role his new racing class has to play. Article continues under ad Since leaving Formula 1 at the end of 2016, Rosberg has been involved in the Extreme E racing class where cars race in extreme nature conditions. In that class, many developments are taking place around sustainability that Formula 1 is a long way from achieving, such as electric engines and synthetic fuel, for example. According to Rosberg, this gives the class a pioneering role, something Formula 1 can still learn a lot from. "We are pioneers and are...
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