At the wheel of the Nissan ZEOD
Lapping Le Mans at speed on electrical power is an amazing challenge. Jann Mardenborough experienced the Nissan ZEOD in a world exclusive AUTOSPORT track test and ANDREW VAN DE BURGT was there
This started back in 2006. It was my first full year as editor of AUTOSPORT and prior to the start of the season I'd come up with a series of high-concept ideas that could be used on the cover on those weeks where there hadn't been a Formula 1 race and news was thin on the ground.
One of these was "Why motorsport must go green" (subsequently altered to F1 by the powers-that-be).
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