Formula 1 has officially confirmed that the Canadian Grand Prix will be rescheduled to take place earlier in the year, starting from 2026. This move aims to ‘rationalise’ the F1 calendar, with an expected link up with the Miami Grand Prix. The relocation of the Montreal round is part of F1’s efforts to create a more sustainable and logistically sensible calendar.
Browsing: Sustainability
The Formula 1 Commission has convened to discuss a range of critical matters for the 2025 and 2026 seasons, including advancements in driver safety, sporting regulations, and sustainability initiatives. This meeting marks a significant step forward in shaping the future of the sport.
Formula 1 has announced a groundbreaking multi-year partnership with Aggreko, a leading provider of temporary power solutions, to introduce cutting-edge low-carbon energy generation systems at all European Grands Prix starting from the 2025 season. This collaboration is a significant milestone in the sport’s relentless pursuit of a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030.
As the Formula 1 calendar takes a summer break, we reflect on the numerous sustainability and social impact initiatives that have taken place throughout the 14 Grands Prix so far this year. From renewable energy solutions to community outreach programs, Formula 1 is committed to driving positive change in motorsport and beyond.
In an exclusive interview with Autosport, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali discusses the 2024 season’s unpredictable outcomes, the 2026 regulation changes, and his vision for reducing the weight of F1 cars. Domenicali shares his insights on the future direction of the sport, balancing innovation and competitive balance.
The Red Bull Ring’s pit and paddock will be powered by a low-carbon energy system for the second consecutive year during the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix weekend, a crucial step towards Formula 1’s goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030.
The Formula 1 schedule heats up as the triple header continues at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria. With Max Verstappen leading the charge and Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton looking to cause upsets, the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix promises to be an unmissable event.
The FIA has set a target to reduce the weight of the 2026 Formula 1 cars by a substantial 30kg, from the current 798kg to just 768kg. While some drivers and teams have expressed doubts about the achievability of this goal, the governing body remains confident that the weight-loss objective is feasible through collaborative efforts with the motorsports industry.
The FIA has unveiled a draft set of 2026 Formula 1 regulations focused on making cars lighter, smaller, and more eco-friendly. However, the proposed changes have sparked controversy among teams and drivers, who express concerns about achieving the targets and maintaining the sport’s performance levels.
In a significant development, Liberty Global, a leading telecommunications company, is set to acquire a 65% controlling stake in the FIA Formula E championship. This strategic move is expected to drive growth and innovation in the world of electric racing, as Formula E looks ahead to its biggest season yet with an expanded calendar.