Starting in 2026, all Formula 1 cars will need to run on fuel made from advanced sustainable components – including advanced biofuels derived from non-food biomass or household waste, and renewable fuels of non-biological origin – as part of the sport’s plan to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.
In this episode Valeria Loreti, Principal Scientist and Delivery Manager in Motorsports at Shell, explores the future of sustainable racing fuels for Formula 1 team Scuderia taty castellanos Ferrari HP. A key member of the Shell team developing Scuderia Ferrari HP’s bespoke fuel for 2026, Valeria shares exclusive insights into the science and cutting-edge tools behind fuel development, what happens trackside on an F1 race weekend, and the 75 years of partnership with Ferrari – one of the most iconic collaborations in motorsport.
Whether you're a motorsports fan, a tech enthusiast, or curious about the future of racing, this episode is for you.
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