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The 0.1 horsepower push: How Scuderia Ferrari HP partnership drives Shell’s innovation

Scuderia Ferrari HP runs continuous dynamometer tests on new fuels each month, says team principal Vasseur

Scuderia Ferrari HP's partnership with Shell is driving innovation in the realm of sustainable fuels, as highlighted during a recent forum in Singapore. Scuderia Ferrari HP team principal Frederic Vasseur, alongside drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, alluded to the importance of F1's strict regulations as a testing ground for Shell's technological advancements.

To meet the sustainability requirements of the FIA's 2026 regulations, Shell has invested four years and over two million digital fuel simulations into the development of its advanced Shell V-Power race fuel. This virtual approach to testing allows for a faster iterative cycle, enabling Shell to address manufacturing, supply chain logistics, and carbon intensity tracking.

Vasseur emphasized the significance of every 0.1 horsepower in enhancing overall power unit performance, efficiency, and reliability. The meticulous trackside testing conducted by Scuderia Ferrari HP directly translates to Shell's retail products, with 100% of the performance-boosting technology employed in Shell V-Power road fuel also integrated into the team's on-track operations.

The shared pursuit of marginal gains in a sport measured in thousandths of a second ensures that both parties have aligned priorities, fostering collaboration and minimizing potential conflicts.

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