Impact at F1
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Formula 1® remains on track to achieve its commitment of becoming Net Zero by 2030, having now delivered a 35% reduction (including SAFc) in its carbon footprint compared to its 2018 baseline. This progress, which is a 12% reduction compared to 2024, reflects sustained investment in innovation and efficiency across the sport, achieved while Formula 1 continues to grow globally.
“At Formula 1, we act and show our achievements through facts, not just words, and I am incredibly proud that we remain on track to achieve net zero by 2030, made possible by the collective effort across the sport to reduce our environmental impact. From calendar rationalisation to greater investment in sustainable fuels and alternative energy solutions, we have reduced our footprint while the sport continues to grow and reach new audiences around the world. I would like to thank the FIA, all the F1 teams, our broadcasters, partners, promoters, and of course our team, for their shared commitment and for continuing to drive this forward together.”
Stefano Domenicali
President and CEO of Formula 1
“Sustainability underpins every decision we make - not only on the racetrack, but in how we produce and deliver our iconic events around the world. By doubling the sport’s investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), making our first investment in sustainable maritime fuel, and continuing to work closely with promoters, teams and partners, we are driving further emissions reductions while accelerating the adoption of the latest technologies.
These actions demonstrate our continued determination to lead through sustainable innovation. As we move towards our Net Zero by 2030 goal, the Future Race Operations Programme will deliver further significant reductions in the years ahead, alongside the full impact of calendar rationalisation, which will come into effect from the 2026 season. Together, these initiatives show that sustainable operations are not only possible at a global scale, but can be delivered without compromising the performance, ambition or spectacle that define Formula 1.”
Ellen Jones
Head of ESG aT Formula 1
Our carbon reduction in numbers
Carbon reduction
Overall reduction in Formula 1® carbon footprint compared to 2018 baseline
Factory & Facilities emissions cut
Reduction in carbon emissions across team factories and office operations compared to 2018, driven by the transition to renewable energy sources
Advanced Sustainable Fuels
Introduction of 100% advanced sustainable fuels powering all 2026-spec Formula 1 hybrid power units
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