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Biofueled Aston Martin makes British motorsport history with ethanol

by Sam Abuelsamid (RSS feed) on Jun 5th 2007 at 8:02AM


Click on the Aston Martin for a high-res gallery

Lord Drayson and Jonny Cocker drove their Aston Martin DBRS9 to victory during the British GT championship race at Snetterton England last Sunday. That much is not new. What is new is that this is the first time a car fueled by ethanol has won a race in the series. The car is basically a standard ProDrive built DBRS9 that has been re-calibrated to run on the biofuel. The Barwell Motorsport run Aston Martin has been running on ethanol all season and previously earned two pole positions and now leads the championship standings.

Gallery: Barwell Motorsport's Ethanol-fueled Aston Martin DBRS9


[Source: NewsPress.co.uk]

Filed under: Ethanol, Aston Martin

Tags: british gt championship, BritishGtChampionship

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