How’s that argument working out for horse racing…?
Great.
People still ride horses. Horses havent been legislated against.
The combustion engine has been.
I’m not saying f1…booooooo.
I’m saying, it will all be electric before X date.
In the UK.
Anyone who thinks the internal combustion engine has an accepted future beyond 2050 is insane.
And to be clear…
2050… is only 28 years away.
Your spot on, the big manufacturers won’t stay in a sport for now reason and R&D is a big reason.
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Does anyone know when the next season of drive to survive will be on… Gonna be juicy
Probably just before the new race season.
It’s usually released about 2 weeks before the first race.
Ahh sweet
Suspect the money might have something to do with it all <3
Just like high fashion trickling to the High Street (such as is left)
Aye - and yet the construction of an EV has a greater environmental footprint (lithium mines etc) than the construction and running of a diesel for 10 years does 
It’s an older thread, but it’s there!
https://forum.aircadetcentral.net/t/electric-cars-and-the-future-of-the-automobile
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Citation?
For starters - How Green Are Electric Vehicles? - The New York Times
I’ll attempt to source more relevant details as I’ve come across them but cannot recall where presently.
Ultimately there is always an impact - just the further from home it is, the less it is discussed.
Ahhh yes that fun old argument.
What they always forget to mention in those that the biggest users of colbolt is oil companies to desulphur fuels. Along with factoring the amount of electricity it requires to refine oil.
Swinging back to the topic, funnily enough Formula E use generators to charge the cars however they are modified to run on glycerine rather than diesel.
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Your telling me there’s generators running on vape oil? 
- But what makes these generators special is that they run on a fuel that is virtually emission free – glycerine.*