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It has suggested that technical regulations should encourage the adoption of more sustainable materials while also supporting research and development of a ‘fully circular F1 car’, which would focus on minimizing wasteful resources and the utilization of renewable materials. Governing body the FIA recently formed a sustainability working group and allowed for additional measures to be excluded from the cost cap but McLaren wants to go further.Īlongside exclusions for diversity projects, STEM initiatives and apprentice programs, McLaren wants a set of comprehensive exclusions that supports investment in sustainability projects without compromising the cost cap’s integrity. McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown is all about helping the planet, but at what cost? Chris Graythen // Getty Imagesįormula 1 has made sustainability a key pillar of its long-term targets and has set a goal of being net carbon zero by 2030.
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