Advanced Biofuels USA launches Green Racing R&D web site

In Maryland, Advanced Biofuels USA launched its Green Racing R&D web site page in conjunction with a series of interviews conducted with leaders in innovative “green” racing at the American Le Mans Series’ Petit Le Mans race at Road Atlanta. The Green Racing parts of the Advanced Biofuels USA web site will encourage clean and green racing as platforms to develop and test technologies with wider applications.

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