Formula 1 (F1) has unveiled a proposal to become carbon neutral by 2030, which would eradicate the carbon footprint of racetrack activity, including the transport of staff and equipment to events. Under the new plans, F1 intends to "move to ultra-efficient logistics and travel and 100% renewably powered offices, facilities and factories". Those emissions that cannot be reduced will be offset. F1 will also ensure that events are “sustainable” by 2025, abandoning single-use plastic and composting, recycling or reusing all waste. The plan is part of an ongoing effort to reduce its environmental impact on the planet.
Formula 1 (F1) has unveiled a proposal to become carbon neutral by 2030, which would eradicate the carbon footprint of racetrack activity, including the transport of staff and equipment to events. Under the new plans, F1 intends to "move to ultra-efficient logistics and travel and 100% renewably powered offices, facilities and factories". Those emissions that cannot be reduced will be offset. F1 will also ensure that events are “sustainable” by 2025, abandoning single-use plastic and composting, recycling or reusing all waste. New rules will also ensure that petrol used in F1 has a minimum 10% biofuel content by 2021.