Formula 1 says it is on target to become net zero in the next five years - effectively having zero carbon emissions by 2030.

F1 plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions compared to 2018 levels, with at least a 50% reduction in emissions by 2030.

Formula 1 has announced that the sport has achieved a 26 percent reduction in its CO₂ emissions by the end of 2024 compared ...

Formula 1 may be all about speed on the track, but when it comes to climate action, it's taking the long game seriously.

The excitement around Formula 1 is reaching new heights, thanks in part to Brad Pitt's upcoming film, F1, co-produced by Lewis Hamilton. Formula 1, known for its high-performance cars and 24 races ...

Formula 1 has made real progress in cutting its carbon footprint - but staying on track to Net Zero by 2030 might demand tougher decisions ...

Formula One says it is on track to achieve net zero by 2030, having delivered a 26% reduction in its carbon emissions by the ...

Formula 1 is confident of becoming net zero by 2030 having reduced carbon emissions by 26% across the last seven years. A ...

Often referred to as the pinnacle of motorsport, the racecar organisation, which hosts an annual championship featuring the ...

Formula 1 has announced that it is on course to have Net Zero status in five years’ time, after confirming improvements in ...