04/11/2026
"Bioethanol has about two and a half times the heat of vaporization of gasoline. As it evaporates, it cools the charge. When it cools the air fuel mixture, it makes it more dense, which means you get more air fuel into the engine, and you get a power increase from that." —Dr. Andy Randolph, Richard Childress Racing
With bioethanol, you're able to go the extra mile. If the pros use it in their engines without issue, you can too. Find the nearest biofuel station at getbiofuel.com/fuelfinder.