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What do we gain from motorsports?

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  The general perception is that only the drivers, the fans, the sponsors, and the manufacturers have something to gain from motorsport . But the fact is that many lives, people, countries, industries, and even the environment have much to gain from it. Motorsports could be declared the largest research laboratory in the world. It is still a test bed for research that constantly strives to advance technology and better the performance of the average vehicle. Even the advancements in electrical and hybrid electric vehicles are significantly enhanced by the actual tests performed under racing conditions on varied racetracks around the globe.   EV racing has led to the development of more advanced electric batteries and hydrogen cells, electric motors, and other conventional drivetrain components. The premium battery technology used in these electric cars aids in developing electric vehicles for mass production.   EV motorsport has many other contributions to the e...

Extreme E announces - RACING FOR ALL

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Extreme E is the newest form of electric off-road racing that uses batteries rather than combustion engines to deal with climate change and preserve the environment we cherish. Spanish businessman Alejandro Agag created this idea to promote off-road racing in electric SUVs and safeguard the environment from humankind's destructive activities. The extreme e-racing series is held in remote parts of the world. The most isolated areas of the planet, including ocean islands, deserts, arctic tundra, high elevations, and rainforests, may now host electric racing. Drivers engage in the Extreme e-car race in challenging environments like the Arctic or the deserts of Saudi Arabia. Every race's venues are chosen to increase awareness of the particular effects of climate change. Extreme E seeks to achieve other objectives beyond merely improving environmental balance. It also narrows the gender gap. Every participant must compete in every race, and each team has a male and female dr...