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Vote Now: Formula E Driver Daniel Abt Will Strip, Sing on Track

March 29, 2016March 29, 2016 Jo Borrás 3 Comments ABT, abt racing, Daniel Abt, Fan Boost, FanBoost, FE, Formula E, racing, Social Media, taylor swift, Twitter

If you’ve ever dreamed about watching Formula E racing driver Daniel Abt get naked and sing Taylor Swift songs, you’ll want to pay attention.

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Fan Boost Voting Begins For Formula E Race 2

October 28, 2014October 28, 2014 Steve Hanley 0 Comments Fan Boost, fan boost feature, Formula E, Formula E fan boost, online voting, power increase, Social Media, tweet-to-boost, Twitter

Formula E fans are now able to vote for their most popular driver, and the top three will get 20% more power for 5 seconds at the next race on November 22.

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Formula E Drivers Get Power Boost From Social Media

July 6, 2014 Steve Hanley 1 Comment ben collins, connectivity, electric race car, facebook, FanBoost, Formula E, katherine legge, Motorsports, racing, sebastian bourdais, Social Media, The Stig, Twitter

This fall, you’ll be able to give your favorite Formula E driver a literal power boost through the magic of social media – it’s called the FanBoost app.

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Consumers and Climate Change

August 21, 2012 Andrew Meggison 3 Comments Alternative Energy, alternative fuels, Batteries, battery, Climate change, concept, consumer, corporate, corporate responsibility, corporations, electric, electric vehicle, electric vehicles, Emissions, Environment, EV, EVs, fuel, Fuel economy, gas, Green, hybrid, New Technology, Oil, research, Social Media

When compared to other nations, America is relatively isolated from climate change. However as wildfires increase, tornado warnings are appearing in the northeast, and America is dealing with the hottest weather on record, it is easy to see that something is going on. A recent survey by Yale and George Mason universities indicates that the vast majority of Americans agrees that climate change is making natural disasters and extreme weather events worse.

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