<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Race cars have evolved significantly over the decades, from raw mechanical grit to refined aerodynamic and data-driven machines.</li><li>From the early 1900s to 1930s, race cars were heavy, crude, and focused more on excitement rather than safety and environmental concerns.</li><li>In the 2000s to the present, race cars embody precision engineering and environmental responsibility, with advancements like carbon fiber and hybrid systems for energy efficiency.</li><li>The future of green motorsport involves artificial intelligence, reimagined materials, and zero-emission power sources like hydrogen, aiming to push innovation beyond the prototype stage.</li></ul>

The Evolution of Race Cars: From Classics to Modern Marvels

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