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championship, and into the training of its competitors, as well as the change to a sustainable fuel in competition, fits well with the objectives of this Campaign and we are impressed with their commitment.’
Hyperion has been working closely with HillyardKarbon to understand the impact not only of their workshop operations but also their on-track race support. Areas such as waste management, energy efficiency and use of alternative fuels are also being addressed.
Speaking about the decision to run biofuel and on the association with HillyardKarbon, Hyperion Managing Director, Steve Hindle commented; "Either we create and drive the agenda or we will become subject to legislation. HillyardKarbon is enabling us improve our operations and open new doors - both approaches have long-term commercial benefits." |
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| First for Ladies Biofuel Championship... |
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EEMS, the Energy Efficient Motorsport programme of Motorsport Development UK, has awarded EEMS Campaign Partner status to the Formula Woman Championship, as recognition for its commitment to energy efficiency in motorsport. This is the first championship to become an EEMS Campaign Partner.
The championship, supported and managed by long-term clients of HillyardKarbon, Hyperion Motorsport, will be the first in the UK to run exclusively on E85 biofuel blend (85% bio-ethanol and 15% petrol) with the conversion of its standard Caterham Roadsport race cars.
Racing on biofuel is part of Hyperion’s development of the Formula Woman concept, which will address energy efficient and environmental issues surrounding motorsport.
We are delighted to sign up Formula Woman,’ said EEMS Programme Manager Alan Mercer. ‘Its plans to instil energy efficiency into its |
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