Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix goes greener
The Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix is upping the ante on its green initiatives at this year’s race.
The Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix is upping the ante on its green initiatives at this year’s race.
Excerpt:
Through many of its official partners, including the actual racing
leagues competing on Belle Isle — the American Le Mans Series, the
IndyCar Series and the SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge GT
Championship, new to the event in 2008 — the Grand Prix is ready to
“go green” like never before with a number of ecologically-friendly
initiatives.
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