Extreme E carbon footprint falls by 8.2 per cent during third season

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Extreme E

Off-road racing series cuts carbon footprint, despite expanding race calendar during latest campaign

Off-road racing series Extreme E has today revealed its overall carbon emissions fell by 8.2 per cent during its third season, despite travelling further afield and introducing "double-header" races at...

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