F1 cuts carbon emissions by 35 percent
The Formula 1 organization announced that it reduced its carbon footprint by 35% last year compared to 2018, as it continues to pursue its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030. The organization recorded a 12% decrease in its carbon footprint for 2025 compared to 2024, driven by a 27% reduction in emissions resulting from travel and transportation since 2018. This was achieved through the teams' investments in sustainable aviation fuel, as well as increased reliance on digital production and remote broadcasting. Formula 1 is working to decrease air travel, which is a major source of carbon emissions, through strategies such as eliminating more than 50% of broadcasting operations and logistical activities by 2030, aiming to further reduce overall emissions.
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