2009 Cleaner Racing Conference at Autosport International

2009 Cleaner Racing Conference at Autosport International - 07 January 2009

3rd European Cleaner Racing Conference
at Autosport International

Winning Real Value from Energy Efficiency In Motorsport

NEC, Birmingham
Wednesday 7 January 2009
09:00 - 17:00

For full programme details of this essential event - Click Here

The MIA will combine, in ONE vast room at the NEC Birmingham, a world class “ Cleaner Racing Conference” for 200 delegates surrounded by a “demonstration showcase” of up to 15 current energy efficient solutions available from the UK. We believe this is the first time such a combined concept has been used.

F1 teams race hybrids for the first time in history

Motorsport and sponsors are successfully embracing the commercial benefits gained from energy efficiency. Each season welcomes new “green” initiatives making sponsorship and technology more relevant, in changing times. Motorsport shows the way forward in positively promoting energy efficiency and attracting public interest. There is no going back.

Businesses can gain valuable new business from these developments and attract new technology partners and sponsors. This conference brings delegates up to date with developments and new plans, as well as providing an opportunity to listen to experts who are already delivering programmes.

F1 teams will run Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS)
Le Mans allows and encourages hybrid powertains
Indy Racing League attracts international ethanol partners
Corvette wins inaugural ALMS Green Challenge at Petit Le Mans
BTCC new rules limit CO2 emissions for the first time
Honda’s award winning Earthdreams programme demonstrates good citizenship and corporate responsibility.

Confirmed speakers included:

Ulrich Baretzky - Audi Engine Legend Click Here
Lord Drayson - Who drove the first British GT race winning bio-ethanol powered Aston Martin DBRS9 Click Here
Ian Foley - Williams Hybrid Power Click Here
Nick Fry - Honda F1 - Earth Dreams project address different solutions to environmental issues Click Here
Alan Gow - BTCC Series Director and Chairman of MSA - C02 emissions limited in BTCC for 2009 Click Here
Nick Hayes -
Fred Nation - Indy Racing League
Jonathan Neale - McLaren Racing Click Here
Pat Symonds - Renault F1 Click Here
Don Taylor - National Hot Rod Association Click Here
Jamie Turner - Group Lotus Click Here
Peter Wright - FIA Click Here