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American Le Mans Series to introduce cellulosic E85 in 2008

by Sam Abuelsamid (RSS feed) on Dec 2nd 2007 at 6:06PM



In 2007, all the cars in the American Le Mans Series - with the exception of the diesel powered Audi R10s - ran on a ten percent ethanol-gasoline blend. Sometime during the 2008 season, ALMS organizers plan to have their series become the first to transition to a second-generation biofuel. They plan to shift to an E85 blend that uses cellulosic ethanol.

[Source: AutoWeek]

Filed under: Ethanol, Green Daily

Tags: american-le-mans-series, cellulosic-ethanol

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