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It Takes All of Us

As a Formula One team our efforts are judged by millions every time we go racing. Every race, every practice, and every test, sharpen the mind and help us chase every millisecond. Although we report annually on our sustainability progress, the commitment to optimise our operations and pursue sustainable high performance is always front of mind. Just like on track, we aim to improve our performance in every area, and our annual Sustainability Report serves as a reminder of everything that’s happening behind the scenes.

Yes, we report on our results - our footprint; our demographics; our codes and policies but it’s much more than that - it’s about our people; their collective power and our impact on the world within and beyond motorsport.

This reaches well beyond what we must do; it’s about our innovation and what we can achieve by inspiring others to follow. We are privileged to work in a sport that demands high-performance teamwork, technology, and innovation. We have a responsibility to harness those elements, as well as our people and our global platform, to go further faster. It matters to me, our team members, our partners and, importantly, fans of our sport.

Ultimately, our ambition is to become one of the most sustainable global professional sports teams. It’s a long-term goal but an important one; we set ourselves big challenges and recognise that it will take all of us to get there.

Toto Wolff, Team Principal & CEO

As a Formula One team our efforts are judged by millions every time we go racing. Every race, every test and every strategy session, sharpen the mind and help us chase every millisecond.

Toto Wolff

All in Performance

We demand the very best from ourselves and give our very best to each other every day.

As a global sport, we have a responsibility to operate in a more sustainable way, and we approach sustainability like we go racing; every member of our team goes above and beyond so that we can achieve and surpass our environmental, social and governance goals.

The visible face of Formula One is the racing on track, but behind the scenes there is a vast, complex network of logistics, engineering, operations, management and support that makes every race possible.

Each area of our operations offers opportunities to create change, not only to improve our own sustainability performance but to recognise our responsibility to support and inspire other organisations and industries in their sustainability journey.

Our sustainability approach follows a comprehensive structure, introduced in 2022, to guide our activities across the interconnected Environmental, Social and Governance domains.

Our Environment, Social and Governance Structure

Our sustainability approach follows a comprehensive structure, introduced in 2022, to guide our activities across the interconnected Environmental, Social and Governance domains.

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

The UN Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by all Nations Member States in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity.

At its heart are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals that recognise that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth - all while tackling climate change and working to preserve our oceans and forests.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are the framework we use to define our priorities, integrating our sustainability activities in a unified approach and setting targets under each pillar of our Environmental, Social and Governance structure.

Our challenging and ambitious targets have been set using an ‘outside-in’ approach which ensures we are not only tackling our own impacts but are also able to create value and opportunities for our partners, suppliers, fans and wider industry.