Formula 1 has announced a comprehensive sustainability plan that should lead to the sport having a net zero carbon footprint by 2030. The environmental endeavor is the result of F1 and the FIA working closely together with sustainability experts in the past twelve months to deliver an achievable plan targeting a reduction of the sport's emissions. The initiative, which also involves F1 teams, race promoters and partners, will include the cars and on-track activity as well as all on-site and peripheral operations linked to the sport. Six years after the advent of the 1.6-liter V6 turbo hybrid engine, which has placed F1 "at the forefront of automotive innovation", the sport now...
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