Cars
Used tyres, brakes and damaged wheels can be returned by teams to respective manufacturers to ensure recycling.
Suppliers of tyres, brakes and wheels to communicate practices.
Used tyres, brakes and damaged wheels can be returned by teams to respective manufacturers to ensure recycling.
Suppliers of tyres, brakes and wheels to communicate practices.
Appoint environmental manager to implement strategy.
Publish travel plans for race weekends and logging of mileage.
Publish Sustainability page on website and increase social posting.
Environmental policies published (at HQs for teams).
Commitment to environmental policy and align with local charity.
Publish Sustainability page on website and increase social posting.
BTCC to refine procurement policy to include green credentials.
Commit to moving towards more sustainable working practices.
Publish Sustainability page on website and outline initiatives.
Sustainability award launch.
Oil spills / disposals appropriately handled with new procedures.
MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to have been applied for.
Measuring of overall championship carbon footprint begins.
Event programmes available digitally, with section on sustainability.
Aim for new fan zone activations at events to educate on sustainability.
Aim to use 100% sustainable fuel.
MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to have been applied for.
Improved recycling, waste collection services and infrastructure.
Reduction of carbon footprint begins.
Aim to reuse / recycle / compost 100% of recyclable waste from events.
Tyre construction from 100% recycled materials.
Carbon neutral championship.
Discussions regarding powerplant finalisation from 2027 onwards.
Brakes and wheels construction from sustainably sourced materials.
Regulations review to allow more sustainable bodywork materials.
Stability of technical regulations to prolong the life of components.
Explore sustainable fuels for commercial vehicle event travel.
Working with organisations to collaborate on Climate Action.
Continual reviews of education / STEM courses and programmes.
Increase of social media posting and periodic website updates.
Sustainability documents required as part of future tender processes.
Investigation into use of more local suppliers for future events.
The targets of our Sustainability Strategy are connected by 3 core themes:
by placing sustainability at the forefront of our operations
through meaningful communication, competition and education.
by monitoring and honestly reporting on progress and
continuous improvements across all areas of the championship.
through proactive approaches
to reducing, reusing, recycling, minimising waste and carbon output.
Used tyres, brakes and damaged wheels can be returned by teams to respective manufacturers to ensure recycling.
Suppliers of tyres, brakes and wheels to communicate practices.
Appoint environmental manager to implement strategy.
Publish travel plans for race weekends and logging of mileage.
Publish Sustainability page on website and increase social posting.
Environmental policies published (at HQs for teams).
Commitment to environmental policy and align with local charity.
Publish Sustainability page on website and increase social posting.
BTCC to refine procurement policy to include green credentials.
Commit to moving towards more sustainable working practices.
Publish Sustainability page on website and outline initiatives.
Sustainability award launch.
Oil spills / disposals appropriately handled with new procedures.
MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to have been applied for.
Measuring of overall championship carbon footprint begins.
Event programmes available digitally, with section on sustainability.
Aim for new fan zone activations at events to educate on sustainability.
Aim to use 100% sustainable fuel.
MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to have been applied for.
Improved recycling, waste collection services and infrastructure.
Reduction of carbon footprint begins.
Aim to reuse / recycle / compost 100% of recyclable waste from events.
Tyre construction from 100% recycled materials.
Carbon neutral championship.
Discussions regarding powerplant finalisation from 2027 onwards.
Brakes and wheels construction from sustainably sourced materials.
Regulations review to allow more sustainable bodywork materials.
Stability of technical regulations to prolong the life of components.
Explore sustainable fuels for commercial vehicle event travel.
Working with organisations to collaborate on Climate Action.
Continual reviews of education / STEM courses and programmes.
Increase of social media posting and periodic website updates.
Sustainability documents required as part of future tender processes.
Investigation into use of more local suppliers for future events.
The targets of our Sustainability Strategy are connected by 3 core themes:
by placing sustainability at the forefront of our operations
through meaningful communication, competition and education.
by monitoring and honestly reporting on progress and
continuous improvements across all areas of the championship.
through proactive approaches
to reducing, reusing, recycling, minimising waste and carbon output.