.F1 say they are currently on track to reach their net carbon zero target by 2030. An update on its progress 👇 F1
How F1 intends to keep turning the screw on becoming ‘Zero-Carbon’Formula 1 has reiterated its commitment to being Net-Zero Carbon by 2030, and has updated on how the initiative is proceeding after three years.by the year 2030, with measures in place to gradually reduce and improve the sport’s carbon output.
The sport’s sustainability strategy applies right across the board, and has challenged teams, broadcasters, suppliers, race promoters, the FIA, and the media to help reduce the sport’s global footprint. This fuel is already in production, with support from stakeholders such as the FIA and Aramco, the sport’s existing fuel suppliers, and the teams. Once in use, the fuel is intended to be simple to adopt by road car manufacturers for use across the global motoring industry.In the three years since F1 rolled out its sustainability strategy, quite a few measures have been implemented.
Guidance provided to all race promoters to help with best practices applied for running sustainable events. Key areas such as energy usage and management, plastic and waste recycling, well-being and nature, as well as ensuring strong local transport links to reduce individual fan travel.
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