I 100% defend anybody's right to have a different opinion, and 5 years ago, after 20 years in this motorsport business and having never even considered anything other than petrol-engined vehicles, I would probably have joined the anti brigade.
Since then I have seen diesels come in and be unbeatable (at Le Mans), and now I am seeing on a daily basis how vital electric energy is to top level motorsport (bearing in mind the new Honda F1 engine is being tested in the same building), so I have a different viewpoint than I might possibly have had if I hadn't been so close to some of those major changes.
As I say, I applaud peoples differing opinions, but if anybody is genuinely interested in what we are doing in TT Zero I am more than happy to attempt to answer any questions anybody may put to me, and if I can't answer (for whatever reason) I will say so. There is no hidden agenda (although sometimes there might be some details we would prefer to keep to ourselves).