Sports cars are typically known and sought after for their performance and handling prowess. After all, these types of cars are meant to go fast, whether they're driven on the street or the track.

However, one spec that these driving enthusiasts may not think about much is fuel efficiency. Unless they plan to drive the car daily, most sports car buyers likely won't care how many miles per ...

This is the body's most important source of fuel and endurance runners need lots of them ... When you sweat you lose salt as well as water - this can lead to cramp - so water and a salty snack or ...

‘Synthetic fuel is cleaner and there is no by-product ... synthetic fuels seem to be the obvious choice for aviation and in sports cars, where weight is an important factor in determining ...

A fuel cell car produces only water as a by-product and can refuel much faster than a BEV can recharge – it’s like filling up with petrol or diesel – and there aren’t the same issues of ...

Engineers hope a prototype car powered by hydrogen - obtained from sewage - could help motorsport become more sustainable.