Formula 1 Cuts Carbon Footprint by 35% as It Targets Net Zero by 2030

Formula 1 has reduced its absolute carbon footprint by 35% compared to a 2018 baseline, keeping the sport on track for its net zero by 2030 goal. The cuts come from a mix of calendar rationalization, sustainable aviation fuel investments, and low-energy event infrastructure like HVO biofuels and battery storage at European grands prix. The sport is also restructuring its supply chain through the Future Race Operations Programme, aiming to shift over 50% of broadcast and infrastructure freight from air to maritime shipping by 2030. For investors and partners, this shows how a global logistics-heavy operation can cut emissions without losing scale or spectacle.