Should the racing industry be forced to use biofuels?

Probably - although the cruise industry is the big issue. One cruise ship puts out emissions equivalent to one million cars.

The Indy Racing League also uses ethanol, & I'm pretty sure IMSA does as well.

To the original poster; perhaps a bit of research before posting will lessen the chance of you looking ridiculous.

Biofuels are used as jet fuel and diesel fuel mostly made from waste. While alcohol is a biofuel made from corn in the US is mandated to be added to gasoline it’s only 15% or less 10% biofuel in most cases because of the harmful effects on car engines. So to answer your question no. For obvious reasons.

F1 uses hybrids now.

a good portion of them already do
because *Alcohol
and maybe not Force them but give
incentives if they do use biofuels

That's a great idea - it will help with the development of new technologies

They should be forced to drive Nissan Leafs

Maybe they should use electric vehicles, 😂😂😂

Many of them already do.

Yes.i agree.

NASCAR has run on E15 ethanol-based biofuel since 2010 tho 🤔 and formula 1 is moving to 'green racing' in 2025