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In 2007, the Indy Racing League (IRL) mandated the switch from methanol fuel to fuel-grade ethanol for the IndyCar Series. This mandate reduced the fuel tank capacity from a thirty-three (33) gallon tank to a twenty-two (22) gallon tank.

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This would depend on how many miles the race is. In the IRL there are races from 191.9 miles at Mid-Ohio to 500 miles at Indy. The fuel mileage of an IRL IndyCar Series car is less than two miles per gallon. A car burns approximately 1.3 gallons of fuel per lap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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The average NASCAR racer gets about 4.5 miles per gallon of fuel. Divide the distance in miles by 4.5, multiply by the number of cars.

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None, because Indy cars don't run on gas.

The fuel cell on an IndyCar holds 22 gallons of alcohol.

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22 gallons

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