It was confirmed that our application along with proof of an overall solid environmental commitment with willingness to follow up public expectations towards Environmental Management has been successful.

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Pointed out as our strongest attribute was our significant reduction in the environmental impact of the logistics and transport area of our operations and the fact that we are trying to be the most efficient team within our championship.

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Noted within our accreditation is our environmental policy which expresses our team’s overall commitment to:

x Reduce the CO2 footprint created by our activities, with particular focus on the logistics of our operation combined with running our race truck on 100% renewable biofuel.

x Monitor the use of energy and make sure our workshop is using only 100% green electric.

x Educate and motivate employees and team members to carry out tasks in an environmentally responsible manner.

x Focus on recycling as much waste as possible.

x Reduce the water usage in our workshop by collecting, storing and using rain water.

 

The first step has been taken. However, we also recognise that there is still plenty of things that we can do to improve even further.

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Our aim is to keep working very closely with the FIA and ETRA (our championship promotor) who are aiming towards net zero emissions in our championship by 2038 and we are also going to work with our team partners to:

x Monitor and look at ways to improve our activities with relation to sustainability.

x Promote awareness of environmental issues by planning actions together with our partners.

x Focus on reducing waste both in our workshop and at the race circuit.

x Increase use of environmentally friendly products in the catering / hospitality area at the race circuit.

 

We hope that other teams will soon follow our example, so that together we can hopefully all make a little difference to the environmental impact of our sport.

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View our sustainability policy here.

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