Formula 1 has announced it will try to "have a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030" in a major response to the climate crisis. According to F1, the journey to carbon neutrality will begin immediately, as the sport looks to clean up its image of gas-guzzling cars and constant global travel - at major odds with the climate-conscious ways of today. Article continues under video Transporting 20 F1 race teams, fans, media and more will provide F1 with several obstacles in its path. So how do F1 plan to go carbon neutral? Here's the plan... THE CARS F1 says: "The current F1 hybrid power unit, delivering more power using less fuel than any other car, combined with advanced...
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