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EU wants F1 to adopt cleaner rules

The famous F1 logo of the FIA
The famous F1 logo of the FIA
Jan.16 (GMM) The European Parliament has asked formula one to "change their rules" in favour of more environmentally friendly technology.

While the FIA has already paved the way for things like electronic energy recovery systems, smaller engines and bio-fuels, a statement on behalf of EU politicians said motor sport can play a bigger role in "changing attitudes and customer behaviour towards environmentally friendly technology".

The statement was part of a European Parliament report (CARS 21) that was adopted with 607 votes in favour, 76 against and 14 abstentions.

"The House therefore asks the FIA and others involved in formula one to change their rules accordingly, so that environmentally friendly technologies like bio-fuels, four-cylinder engines or hybrid can be more easily applied," it read.
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