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Cosworth Unveils Its Most Powerful Hypercar Engine Yet and Eyes Future with Alternative Fuels Cosworth, a powerhouse in British automotive engineering, has revealed its most powerful hypercar engine to date. This announcement coincides with the debut of the Bugatti Tourbillon on June 20. The new hypercar continues a prestigious line of high-performance vehicles that showcase Cosworth’s exceptional engineering, including the Aston Martin Valkyrie, Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, and the Bizzarrini Giotto. Developing high-performance engines has been the backbone of Cosworth since the company’s inception. In the last decade, they have broadened their capabilities, manufacturing world-class engines not only for automotive and motorsport but also for aerospace and marine applications. Hydrogen may not be the primary focus for car makers currently, either in fuel cell or ICE form. Despite this, one area where it will almost certainly play a key role in decarbonization is racing. The heat of competition is where Cosworth hopes their hydrogen engines will come into play, leveraging their legacy in engine development to pave the way for a greener future.

Formula One is the apex of aerodynamics, skill and strategy. But a more crucial race against carbon emissions is unfolding. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dYjj23ny #Emissions #F1 #Mobility

Formula One is the apex of aerodynamics, skill and strategy. But a more crucial race against carbon emissions is unfolding. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d_icAbrg #Emissions #F1 #Mobility

Check out the latest episode of #DrivenBySim and see how Polaris and Potential Motors, two companies at the cutting edge of off-road technology, utilize simulation to enable adventure.

Such innovations will pave the way for a greener future.

It constantly surprises me that no one seems to notice we have already been conquered by the robot overlords.   Why have we covered the Earth with roads, driveways, and parking lots? That's not for humans; it's for cars.   Why are we obsessed with getting rid of snow and ice? That's not for humans; it's for cars.   Why are we extracting and burning all these fossil fuels? That's not for humans; it's for cars (and other machines).   What are we doing to our planet in the service of artificial beings? What if instead we decided to be in service of life?

As hydrogen power rightfully gains more and more traction as a viable power source for our industry. And with regular posts from JCB about thier #hydrogen internal combustion engines and machines. And a great post the other week about a diesel-hydrogen parallel system that generates its own hydrogen, being tested on a hitachi excavator in real world site conditions. Also plenty of other firms testing various other systems too. But as with this clip below, two things are very good at driving technological advances. War and sport! Obviously no one wants War, but motorsport has driven a lot of advances in the past. Hopefully it will get behind hydrogen IC, just as much as it's got behind battery powered vehicles. https://lnkd.in/ewE_g7dm

Busting the myth: Horsepower isn't the lone ranger of performance. Torque, weight, and aerodynamics share the spotlight in the speed equation. https://lnkd.in/dqUP_ntr #usedengine #usedengineinc #transmissions #engine #usedenginesforsale #autoengines #repairengines #enginesparts #enginesforsale #enginerepair #reliability