Mike Gascoyne, the magic man of Force India, has reminded us that KERS is not a system to instantly label F1 as being “Green”.
Gascoyne, meanwhile, dismissed suggestions that KERS can immediately give Formula One the right to claim it is a ‘green’ sport.
“We’ll be throwing batteries away after each race and all that sort of thing – is it particularly green? Well, no,” he admitted.
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