Formula One reported a 35% reduction in its carbon footprint compared to 2018 levels, according to its 2025 sustainability review. The sport cut emissions by 12% from 2024 alone, driven largely by lower travel emissions through sustainable aviation fuel and remote broadcast operations. Nearly 80,000 tonnes of CO2 have been removed from operations since 2018. The sport aims to be net-zero by 2030 and plans to shift over 50% of broadcast and freight from air to other transport modes by the end of the decade. With 22 Grands Prix scheduled this year, the reductions show progress despite global expansion. The report highlights concrete steps like calendar optimization and alternative energy investments.
