The F1 sustainability platform

As well as providing excellent exposure and business development opportunities, Formula 1’s commitment to sustainability can also support brands’ CSR initiatives.

The sport’s sustainability strategy, published in 2019, set out ambitions to leave a legacy of positive change wherever it raced and to build a more diverse and inclusive sport.

Formula 1 has set itself the target of being a net zero carbon operation by 2030. It is also investing in breakthrough technologies and processes that will support the decarbonisation of the wider transport sector.

F1’s key objectives

Deliver power and efficiency through sustainably-fuelled hybrid power units

Achieve net zero carbon emissions from factory to flag by 2030

Maximise recycling to achieve zero waste status on and off the race track

Develop 100% renewably-powered facilities, factories and venues

Enrich communities and economies, and support the natural environment where F1 races

F1’s countdown to zero

By leveraging the talent, passion and drive for innovation held by all members of its community, F1 is on a journey to accelerate technologies that decarbonise the world.

Steps to Net Zero 2030

Operational changes

To reduce total carbon emissions by a minimum of 50%

Future fuel

Cars powered by 100% Advanced Sustainable fuel by 2026

F1 and team operations

100% renewably powered offices, facilities and factories

Smart logistics

Adopting ultra-efficient and low carbon logistics and travel

Green power

Powering facilities, factories and events with renewable energy

Balance to Zero

Credible offsets and breakthrough CO₂  sequestration programs

The target in F1’s sights

To achieve carbon zero status by 2030, F1 has pledged to reduce its carbon footprint from an estimated 223,031 tonnes CO₂ in 2022 – less that 1% of which was produced by the cars racing on track.

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