American Le Mans Series moving further into biofuels
Filed under: Biodiesel, Ethanol
As the American Le Mans Series prepares for the tenth annual Petite Le Mans at Road Atlanta this weekend organizers released a plan for the series for the remainder of the decade. Aside from the diesel-powered Audi R10s, this year all other cars are running an E10 gasoline/ethanol blend. ALMS President Scott Atherton announced that the series will be adding an E85 option for spark ignition cars next year and a biodiesel fuel for the Audi R10s and the Peugeot 908s which are expected to run at the 12 hours of Sebring in 2008. The diesel fuel that Audis use now is already completely sulfur free.
[Source: American Le Mans Series]
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10-08-2007 @ 3:04PM
Michael Hippenhammer said...
Why does everyone insist on using ethanol for racing? Wouldn't butanol be better since it has a higher energy content? Everyone complains that Arco gas causes them to lose power resulting poor performance as compared to Chevron. Arco uses and has used 10% ethanol in their fuel which is why their gas is the least popular with consumers not trying to find the cheapest gas.
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