Formula 1 Renewable Energy Shift Drives 26% Drop in Carbon Footprint

F1's renewable energy shift drives 26% drop in carbon footprint

F1 said on Wednesday that it’s halfway toward achieving its minimum 50% reduction target

Formula 1 Renewable Energy Shift Drives 26% Drop in Carbon Footprint

Motor racing, a sport known for flashy, petrol-guzzling racecars speeding at hundreds of kilometers per hour across twisting asphalt tracks, hasn’t been a pastime known for sustainability. Formula 1 is trying to change that.

Formula 1 Advances Towards Net Zero with 26% Emission Cut by 2024

Formula One remains on track to reach its target of being Net Zero by 2030, with the sport reporting a 26% reduction in carbon emissions by the end of 2024 compared to the 2018 baseline. Collaboration with Formula One teams, partners, promoters, and the FIA has helped to accelerate advancement. The race calendar has grown from 21 events in 2018 to 24 in each of the last two seasons. Race attendance has increased from 4 million to 6.5 million, an…

F1 continues progress towards 2030 Net Zero target with 26% carbon reduction since 2018 - BlackBook Motorsport

2018 baseline reduced from 256,551 tCO2e to 228,793 tCO2e Carbon emissions fall despite three additional races in 2024 compared to 2018 Formula One has released its latest sustainability update which reveals the series has reduced its carbon footprint by 26 per cent since 2018. But the series’ 2018 baseline has changed since the last update in April 2024, which revealed a 13 per cent reduction in carbon emissions. Originally, the starting figure…

F1 Renewable Energy Shift Drives 26 Pct Drop in Carbon Footprint

The racecar organization, which hosts an annual championship featuring the best drivers in the world, has seen its carbon emissions drop 26 percent since 2018.