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Formula 1 is shifting gears towards a sustainable future and embracing green technology to reduce emissions, lead the charge for cleaner transportation, and rewrite the rulebook on environmental responsibility in motorsports. Read more #ETInsights #Formula1 #Sustainable #Future #Automobile #MotorSport Vyom Ramani

#21 Hannah DeHamer Formula 1 isn’t just about speed and innovation on the track—it’s also becoming a leader in sustainability, proving that motorsport and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. I recently attended a talk at my school hosted by Aston Martin, where they shared their vision for sustainability in motorsport through their Racing Green campaign. It was inspiring to hear firsthand how they’re not just talking about change—they’re leading it. Aston Martin is committed to paving the way in creating a more sustainable future, and their approach reflects the broader shift happening across the F1 grid. For decades, F1 was seen as a fuel-guzzling, carbon-heavy sport. But in recent years, the organization has made bold commitments to reduce its environmental impact and set a standard for global motorsport. Their goal? To achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. By 2026, the sport is set to debut 100% sustainable fuel, which could have ripple effects far beyond F1, shaping the future of automotive technology for everyday drivers. But it doesn’t stop with the cars. F1 is also rethinking how it operates as an organization. From using renewable energy at circuits to reducing single-use plastics and improving waste management, sustainability is woven into every aspect of race weekends. Even logistics—one of the most carbon-intensive aspects of the sport—is under scrutiny. F1 is optimizing travel schedules, transitioning to more efficient freight systems, and exploring alternative transportation methods for teams and equipment. Hearing about Aston Martin’s Racing Green initiative made it clear that sustainability isn’t just an aspiration—it’s becoming a key element of how teams innovate and compete. Beyond the technical changes, F1 as a whole is using its global platform to spark conversations about climate change and inspire action. Sustainability in F1 is a work in progress, but it’s exciting to see a sport with such a massive footprint embrace the challenge of change. After all, the race for a better future is one we can all win.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown delivered a compelling presentation about the team's groundbreaking sustainability innovations in Formula 1. During the The Wall Street Journal event, Zack showcased McLaren's ambitious journey towards creating a fully circular F1 car by 2030, highlighting their remarkable achievements in sustainable materials. #WEF25 #Deliotte #uplink #formula1

🏎️ See how the FIA (Federation Internationale de l'Automobile), organisers of Formula 1, is embracing sustainability and leading by example in the world of motorsport from decarbonising race events to promoting sustainable fan behaviour. https://lnkd.in/eKJC_SKs #chivasbrothers #chivasregal #formula1 #sustainability #decarbonising #responsibledriving

🏁🌍 Formula 1's Leap Towards Sustainability – A Milestone Worth Celebrating! 🌍🏁 As a fan of Formula 1, a sport that combines high-speed thrill with cutting-edge technology, I was quite impressed when I read this article today: https://lnkd.in/esxU6DDA Formula 1 has recently published its inaugural #ImpactReport, and the results are quite interesting. The sport is transforming - aligning its high-octane excitement with an equally powerful commitment to the planet. Demonstrating a commitment to #sustainability, the sport has successfully reduced its #carbonfootprint by 13% since 2018, making significant strides towards its ambitious #NetZero Carbon goal by 2030. For those interested in the specifics of how a global sport can dramatically shift its operational paradigm to meet the challenges of climate change, I highly recommend diving into the full report. It details innovative steps like the integration of Pirelli FSC-certified tyres and a shift towards 100% sustainable fuels. The move to renewable energy sources and smarter logistics solutions illustrates Formula 1’s leadership in marrying performance with sustainability. It’s not just a blueprint for motorsports but for any industry aiming to make significant environmental changes https://lnkd.in/e3HteVBJ TMC, Formula Electric Belgium #Formula1 #Sustainability #Innovation #Motorsports #PeopleDriveTechnology

Formula One’s Race to Net Zero: Paving the Way for Sustainable Innovation in Motorsports Formula One, known for its speed, innovation, and precision, is also addressing the hefty carbon footprint associated with this global sport. According to Ellen Jones, F1's Head of ESG, these values are pivotal in driving sustainability . Interestingly, while the cars themselves account for just 0.7% of F1's emissions, the bulk – nearly 50% – arises from logistics and transport. Recognizing this impact, F1 launched a sustainability strategy in 2019 with a bold commitment to reach net zero by 2030. This target encompasses not only F1 but also involves teams, suppliers, and key stakeholders. Watch the full CNBC feature to learn more about F1’s journey towards sustainability, with insights from industry leaders like McLaren Racing’s Kim Wilson and Red Bull Racing’s Adam Sammons. 🔗 Watch more on CNBC’s “Inside Track: The Business of Formula 1”: https://lnkd.in/gWPediT5 #SustainableMotorsport #FormulaOne #NetZero2030

Can Formula E lead the way for Formula One when it comes to sustainability? What do I think? Well… I guess you’d have to read my latest article! #formulaone #formulae #motorsport #sustainability https://lnkd.in/eTmTq8ZV

Formula One's Race to Net Zero: Can F1 Go Green and Keep Growing? #carbonoffsetting #commitmenttogreeningthesport #critics #drasticchanges #ElectricCars #eliminatingraces #energyintensiveracing #environmentalgroups #expandglobally #expandingworldwide. #f1 #fans #formulaone #hybridengines #increaseraces #Leadership #longhaulairtravel #luxurylifestyle #netzerocarbon #netzeroemissions #partnershipwithShell #poorenvironmentalrecords #racedistances #reducingemissions #solarpoweredpitlanes #sustainabilitymeasures #sustainablefuels

Formula One's Race to Net Zero: Can F1 Go Green and Keep Growing? #carbonoffsetting #commitmenttogreeningthesport #critics #drasticchanges #ElectricCars #eliminatingraces #energyintensiveracing #environmentalgroups #expandglobally #expandingworldwide. #f1 #fans #formulaone #hybridengines #increaseraces #Leadership #longhaulairtravel #luxurylifestyle #netzerocarbon #netzeroemissions #partnershipwithShell #poorenvironmentalrecords #racedistances #reducingemissions #solarpoweredpitlanes #sustainabilitymeasures #sustainablefuels

Formula 1's commitment to sustainability marks a pivotal shift in motorsport, merging high-speed competition with environmental stewardship. By prioritizing sustainable aviation fuels and optimizing logistics, F1 sets a precedent for other industries. This collaboration between F1 and partners like DHL showcases how innovation can drive significant carbon reductions while inspiring global change. As the sport evolves, its influence could catalyze broader adoption of sustainable practices across various sectors, proving that high performance and environmental responsibility can coexist. #carbonreduction #sustainableracing #f1