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    KEEPING AHEAD OF THE POWER CURVE

    Mar 18, 2021 2 minutes
    ENGINEER’S VIEW MICHAEL PEINSITT

    Currently there is a big push towards electrification in motorsports, but what will the favoured fuels and propulsion technologies of the future be? E-fuels, hybrid, BEV (battery electric vehicles), fuel cells or hydrogen combustion?

    Personally, I think the jury is still out. Technology is evolving for all of those options, but we can’t really judge how fast they will develop. All have

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