More and more race series are turning to alternative fuels. We look at five successful race cars that stay away from unleaded. This past weekend, the first ever victory by a diesel-fuelled car was recorded in the British Touring Car Championship by SEAT. Though diesel is not a new fuel it is still, despite Audi's efforts at Le Mans, a relatively scarce choice in motorsport. Its continued success is likely to lead to the further proliferation of alternative fuels used in competition. This week we look at five racers that shun unleaded fuel.
Undoubtedly, Audi's sportscar racer, the R10 TDI, has been the most successful diesel-fuelled race car to date. Read more
SEAT put its money where its mouth is this year by entering a pair of TDI-engined Leons in the British Touring Car Championship. Read more
When you think about hybrid cars, you certainly do not envisage the likes of Toyota's Supra HV-R. Read more
A British team hopes to beat the 102-year old steam-powered Land Speed record this summer. Read more
It seems that the 'green' message is being adopted across the board and the relatively unknown Ford Fiesta Sporting Trophy is making its contribution. Read more
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