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Engine Recovery in Formula 1

In a speech he made at the Geneva Motor Show back in March, well before the scandal that threatened his presidency of the FIA, Max Mosley outlined the reasons for the introduction of Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) to Formula One in 2009. He told his audience that KERS will make Formula One “at once more environmentally friendly, road relevant and at the cutting edge of future automotive technology”. He added that KERS as will be permitted in 2009 is “the first stage of a programme to divert the vast research effort at the pinnacle of motor sport towards energy efficiency”.

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