Bioethanol in NASCAR, aviation, and marine engines shows renewable fuel performance across land, sea, and air

POET's sponsored article highlights bioethanol use in NASCAR race cars, Vanguard Squadron aerobatic aircraft, and Catfish Bay water ski boats. The fuel is made from American grain and claims a net-zero carbon footprint. NASCAR has used E15 since 2011 and now uses POET's zero-carbon bioethanol. The Vanguard Squadron runs on E100. Catfish Bay has tested blends from E10 to E50 for decades and reports cleaner burning and longer engine life. The piece argues bioethanol reduces emissions, supports farmers, and strengthens energy security. It promotes E15 (Unleaded 88) for everyday drivers. The examples show bioethanol working in high-demand applications, not just passenger cars. The article is sponsored content, so claims about performance and emissions should be weighed against independent data on bioethanol's full lifecycle carbon impact.