Formula 1 has announced plans to have all Grands Prix to use sustainable products by 2025 and to have a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030. The globe-travelling motor sport, which next season will feature a record 22 races, and with proposals to have 25 per year at some stage in the next decade, naturally has a significant impact when it comes to carbon emissions. But following a 12-month project, F1 – in conjunction with governing body, the FIA, the teams, promoters and other stakeholders – is convinced it can deliver on its stated aims over the coming years. The initiative will not only cover the F1 cars and on-track activity, with the key to the strategy being a net-zero...
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