Indycar Series Improving Racing’s Environmental Footprint
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On April 22, Americans will gather to celebrate Earth Day, where they will honor gains made and create new visions to accelerate environmental progress.
From its Honda Accord Hybrid pace car to its 100 percent fuel-grade ethanol fueled Honda Indy V-8 engines, the IndyCar Series is playing its part in protecting the planet.
“When we’re talking about ethanol, it plays a big part in our efforts to control global climate change, ” said Jeff Simmons, driver of Rahal Letterman Racing’s Team Ethanol-sponsored IndyCar Series entry. “That’s certainly one of the main issues right now in terms of protecting our environment and protecting the earth. ”
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