Rookie Racing and Toyota to Compete in IDEMITSU 1500 SUPER ENDURANCE 2022 Race at Chang International Circuit

Rookie Racing Co. Ltd. and Toyota Motor Corporation have announced their participation in the IDEMITSU 1500 SUPER ENDURANCE 2022 race at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand from December 17 to 18, 2022. They will be racing with a hydrogen engine vehicle and a carbon-neutral fuel vehicle. This will be the first time for these vehicles to compete in a race outside of Japan. In addition, one of Toyota Gazoo Racing Team Thailand’s vehicles will also run on carbon-neutral fuels. Rookie Racing and Toyota have been participating in the Super Taikyu series in Japan since 2021, with the aim of helping to achieve a true carbon-neutral society. Moreover, they have recently demonstrated the potential of hydrogen as a viable option for achieving carbon neutrality through grueling rally conditions. The Chang International Circuit venue is an international circuit that hosts many motorsports events and Rookie Racing won their first race there in 2019. Through this competition, they are striving to expand clean energy options and create a carbon-neutral society across the globe.

The Benefits of Hydrogen Engines and Carbon-Neutral Fuels

Hydrogen engines are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to produce zero emissions, making them a carbon-neutral fuel source. This means that they do not contribute to global warming or climate change. In addition, hydrogen engines have the potential to be more efficient than traditional gasoline engines, with some estimates suggesting that they can achieve up to 50% higher efficiency. Furthermore, hydrogen engines are quieter than gasoline engines and require less maintenance. Finally, hydrogen is a renewable energy source that can be produced from water using electrolysis or from natural gas reforming processes. These benefits make hydrogen engines an attractive option for those looking for a clean and efficient fuel source.
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