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First conceived for a rally car, Tesco 99 Octane is
now used as a race fuel across motorsport.
   
 
Tesco 99 Octane Motorsport fuel
 

RON 100  -   MON 89  -   Bioethanol 5%  -  Oxygen 2.7%  -  Aromatics 27.6%

£1.69 per litre ex. VAT, ex. delivery

  • Outstanding value race fuel.
  • Carefully blended from high quality components to maximise performance.
  • Renewable bioethanol which reduces engine inlet temperatures.
  • A low emission petrol - contains low levels of carcinogenic aromatics.
  • Complies with MSA and FIA standards.
  • Produced in a single batch per season to allow for engine mapping.
  • Available in 50 litre drums.

Tesco 99 Octane Motorsport Fuel is the Official Fuel of the British Rally Championship and will be available at BRC rounds through Greenergy's refuel zone. For an event list click here.

>> Tesco 99 Octane Motorsport Fuel analysis.
>> Fuel order form - (for faxing or posting).
 
 
Tesco 99 Octane Forecourt fuel
 

RON 99 min -  MON 87 min -  Bioethanol 5% typical -  Oxygen 2.7% max -  Aromatics 35% max

Many motorsport competitors choose to fill-up with Tesco 99 Octane at one of the 300 Tesco stores that sell the fuel. For a list of Tesco stores selling Tesco 99 Octane, click here.

As manufacturer and supplier of Tesco 99 Octane to Tesco, Greenergy is able to supply the same petrol direct to motorsport competitors through its refuel zone, £1.19p per litre excluding VAT. Tesco 99 Octane Forecourt Fuel is not available in drums. For an event list click here.

>> Tesco 99 Octane Forecourt Fuel analysis.
>> Fuel order form - (for faxing or posting).
 
 

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Jason Plato - British Touring Car Championship
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Tesco 99 Octane British Rally Championship
The 5th round of the BRC at the Trackrod Yorkshire Rally on 27th September finished controversially when winner Guy Wilks was disqualified on a technicality. The win was therefore awarded to Mark Higgins, but Wilks and his team have appealed against the disqualification and the outcome of this process will determine the overall championship standings going into the final rounds at Wales Rally GB on 5-7th December.

TMS Racing - Dunlop Sport Maxx
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Patrick Watts - Historic British Rally Championship
Patrick took yet another category one victory in the Tiger at the Trackrod Historic Cup Rally in Yorkshire on 27th September. He must now await the outcome of deliberations by officials concerning the Tour of Flanders rally result to see if he has secured the overall championship.

Andrew Burton - MSA BTRDA Championship
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Round Britain Offshore Powerboat Race
Tesco 99 Octane powered competitors as the official fuel of the 2008 Round Britain Offshore Powerboat Race. This was only the 3rd time in history the race has been held and attracted competitors from across the world. The overall winners were team Blue FPT from Greece.