F1 has explained how it plans to meet its net-zero carbon goal by 2030 with the introduction of an all-new sustainable fuel. read more »

As part of its Net Zero Carbon by 2030 drive, Formula One plans to introduce a 100% sustainable fuel in time for the new engine formula in 2026. read more »

F1 launched its first team budget cap in 2021 after a big push by the FIA and the commercial rights holder to make the series more financially sustainable.Teams were limited to... read more »

The Aston Martin driver, who has taken a growing interesting in environmental and political matters in recent years, says F1 needs to be realistic about the impact its rules... read more »

With the FIA wanting to cut back on the number of tyres used on a GP weekend, F1 teams last week backed plans to reduce the number of sets available to drivers from 13 to 11 at... read more »

Sebastian Vettel continues to try and make the world a more sustainable place. read more »

Admitting to having suffered back and chest pains from the effects of porpoising, Mercedes driver, George Russell warns that the phenomenon is not sustainable for drivers. read more »

The Sustainable Championship Index, which has been produced by the same Enovation Consulting and Right Hub companies that recently created the Sustainable Circuits Index, has... read more »

The "long-term strategic partnership" means the British squad will be known as Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula 1 Team from now on.The deal includes sponsorship... read more »

While 23 races is the "maximum" for a "sustainable" calendar, Laurent Rossi believes drivers would go 40 times per year, given the choice. read more »

Last season most F1 teams halted any development push on their 2021 cars early in a bid to get ahead of the game for this year's all-new technical regulations.While 2021... read more »

Ross Brawn has credited sustainable fuel targets behind F1 attracting interest from Porsche and Audi in entering the sport. read more »

COTA boss Bobby Epstein thinks up to four US F1 races would be sustainable if there was an American driver on the grid winning races. read more »

Are 6x F1 races in 7 weeks too much for teams to handle? Formula 1's 2022 calendar has caused concern for people working in the paddock, with 23 races being crammed into a... read more »

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Williams have announced plans to be climate positive by 2030, as the sport advances into becoming more sustainable. read more »

The four-time world champion, who is actively engaged in environmental and sustainability issues, thinks F1's current roadmap for greener engines and sustainable fuels is... read more »

Formula 1 has revealed how it hopes to develop a fully-sustainable fuel which will cut carbon emissions by up to 65%. read more »

Formula 1 has provided more details about how it plans to achieve its target of becoming net zero carbon by 2030 with the introduction of synthetic fuels.  read more »

Formula 1 is planning to become a testing ground for 100 per cent sustainable fuels, which will help the series to meet its goal of becoming net-zero carbon by 2030. The sport... read more »

F1 wants the next generation of power unit to be powered by 100% sustainable 'drop-in fuel' in order to achieve its goal of being net zero carbon by 2030. read more »

Andreas Seidl believes the ideal calendar would consist of 20 races as it would allow F1 to reach new markets but would be more sustainable. read more »

F1 is set for its latest crunch meeting on Sunday over the upcoming engine formula that looks set for introduction in 2026.F1's engine manufacturers have been discussing... read more »

So how big a change is that going to be? As great as the shift from V8s to hybrids? And while many governments around the world seem to speak today only of electric cars as the... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown does not think louder engines would scare away sponsors in Formula 1 as long as they were sustainable. read more »