TT rider James Hillier talks about his team's efforts to carbon neutral

TT rider James Hillier talks about his team, WTF Racing's, efforts to carbon neutral.

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00:00 We talk about WTF, now obviously I've read a lot about they're quite environmentally conscious,

00:05 they want to be carbon neutral, does that obviously align with your thoughts on the thing?

00:10 Because obviously motorsport in general, is that a bit of a crossroads with this,

00:15 you know, trying to make itself more environmentally friendly?

00:18 Yeah, I mean I'm no environmentalist or sort of, but I think it's an important

00:29 aspect to cover and think of, because the way the world's going with all these bloody electric cars

00:38 and eco-friendly stuff, if we can keep them off our tails by putting a bit back in to

00:47 keep things green I would say, you know, making motorsport viable, because somehow they're putting

00:56 a stop to a lot of things and it's only a matter of time until they start turning things off that

01:02 we enjoy and love, so if we can try and protect that and this carbon neutral effect, which I've

01:11 never really given any thought or effort into understanding, but it actually makes sense,

01:16 so they're going to offset our carbon footprint for TT by replanting trees that will replace what

01:24 we put out, or soak up and fix what we put out, somewhat as they say. So yeah, I think it's an

01:31 important thing, it's not, I'm not going to lie, it's not at the top of my list of things that I

01:37 live by, but I think it's an important thing to be doing to protect our sport and especially the

01:44 Arderman TT.

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