Formula 1 Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds has insisted the series wants to reduce the downforce on the cars for the forthcoming technical regulations in 2026. The power... read more »

He’s a World Championship-winning engineer with nearly 50 years in Formula 1, but Pat Symonds’ focus is new innovation and F1’s next generation. Pat scored title wins with... read more »

Hopes of a Formula 1 return to Germany will rest on whether hosting a grand prix is financially sustainable, according to a key track chief. read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner believes a 24-race Formula 1 calendar it “on the limit” of what is sustainable – a view shared by Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur.... read more »

Williams will continue to be powered by Mercedes when Formula 1's new engine regulations are introduced in 2026. Williams aligned with Mercedes from 2014, when the current... read more »

F1 has committed itself in the next rules cycle from 2026 to turbo hybrid power units that will run on fully sustainable fuel.One of the big changes from now, though, will be... read more »

Central to the changes are new power unit regulations, with a move to fully sustainable fuel and tweaked turbo-hybrids, eradicating the MGU-H, having brought Audi in and... read more »

Mercedes’ George Russell is concerned that running a 24-race season next year in Formula 1 won’t be “sustainable” for those working within the series in 2024. During the Abu... read more »

Max Verstappen has voiced a negative opinion towards Formula 1’s 2024 schedule by saying it’s “not very sustainable for emissions” or “for the human body.” The F1 circus has... read more »

Putting sustainability at the forefront of what we do. Together with NexGen, we hosted a Make A Mark Sustainability Day at our campus, featuring a panel talk on the topic of... read more »

Jenson Button has said that 'every driver' would love it if Formula 1 were to return to fully combustible engines in the future, but only if sustainable fuels are used. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has his sights set on a different kind of race, the race to become the most sustainable professional sports team in the world. read more »

We aim to embed sustainability in every decision we make and action we take. At the forefront of this is our Head of Sustainability Alice, who encourages our Team members to... read more »

It emerged early last month that the Faenza squad is to undergo a rebrand for next year. Selling the naming rights will enable the outfit to become more financially... read more »

Formula E chief executive Jeff Dodds thinks F1's ambition to become fully sustainable is "crazy". read more »

There has been increased scrutiny in recent weeks on the FIA's structures and regulations that F1 operates under.This has included scepticism over potential new team... read more »

With F1 committed to using fully sustainable fuels from 2026 rather than going down an all-electric route, thoughts are already being put towards what type of power unit the... read more »

As teams continue developments for the next era of power unit regulations, they have started to discover the performance quirks that are around the corner.And one of the... read more »

As China returns to the calendar after years of COVID-related delays, F1 finally has achieved its record-breaking 24-race schedule, the maximum currently allowed under F1 and... read more »

Formula 1 have released the calendar for 2024, featuring 24 races, with major changes in a bid to make the season 'more sustainable'. read more »

Though fans of those glorious engines of years gone by, team bosses admit that even with the advances made with sustainable fuels there is no hope of a return to V10s or the like. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has issued a plea to potential environmental protestors ahead of this weekend's F1 British Grand Prix, making it clear that the sport is doing its... read more »

Marking the latest innovation by the sport to introduce more sustainable solutions as part of its efforts to reach Net Zero by 2030, Formula 1 and DHL have today announced. read more »

F1 will trial its own energy efficient power system at this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix in a bid to reduce carbon output. read more »

As part of the championship's push to be net carbon zero by 2030, F1's chiefs have been looking at areas where more sustainable solutions can be introduced. One idea,... read more »