Aim to run 100% sustainable fuel from 2025 / 26.
Sustainable bodywork materials to be researched and developed for future use.
Tyres, brakes and wheels to be constructed from more sustainably sourced and recycled materials.
Stable technical regulations to prolong the life of components.
Used tyres, brakes and damaged wheels can be returned to manufacturers to ensure recycling.
New environmental policies at HQs, and MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to be achieved.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives, actions and partnerships.
Greener travel planning and mileage logging to measure and set targets for reducing carbon footprint.
New award to celebrate progress and proactive approaches to sustainability, judged by an independent panel of sustainability experts.
Published commitments to environmental policies and local charities.
Guidelines and procedures for spill management, waste oil recycling and disposal.
Improved recycling and waste collection services to be provided for BTCC events.
Digital ticketing for all events.
Aim for 100% of recyclable waste from BTCC events to be reused, recycled or composted.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives and actions ahead of BTCC events.
New environmental policies, and MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to be achieved.
Championship’s carbon footprint to be measured, to reduce and work towards being carbon neutral.
Greener travel planning and mileage logging to reduce carbon footprint.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives, actions and partnerships.
Suppliers and partners to commit to working towards more sustainable working practices.
All current official suppliers to BTCC to publish Sustainability pages on their respective websites.
BTCC’s procurement policy to be refined to ensure all current or future suppliers and partners will adhere to the strategy.
Investigation into the use of local suppliers to reduce transport and add benefit to each circuit’s local economy.
Activations to educate fans on sustainability.
Work with schools and STEM programmes.
Aim to run 100% sustainable fuel from 2025 / 26.
Sustainable bodywork materials to be researched and developed for future use.
Tyres, brakes and wheels to be constructed from more sustainably sourced and recycled materials.
Stable technical regulations to prolong the life of components.
Used tyres, brakes and damaged wheels can be returned to manufacturers to ensure recycling.
New environmental policies at HQs, and MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to be achieved.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives, actions and partnerships.
Greener travel planning and mileage logging to measure and set targets for reducing carbon footprint.
New award to celebrate progress and proactive approaches to sustainability, judged by an independent panel of sustainability experts.
Published commitments to environmental policies and local charities.
Guidelines and procedures for spill management, waste oil recycling and disposal.
Improved recycling and waste collection services to be provided for BTCC events.
Digital ticketing for all events.
Aim for 100% of recyclable waste from BTCC events to be reused, recycled or composted.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives and actions ahead of BTCC events.
New environmental policies, and MSUK Sustainability Accreditation to be achieved.
Championship’s carbon footprint to be measured, to reduce and work towards being carbon neutral.
Greener travel planning and mileage logging to reduce carbon footprint.
Enhanced communications of sustainability initiatives, actions and partnerships.
Suppliers and partners to commit to working towards more sustainable working practices.
All current official suppliers to BTCC to publish Sustainability pages on their respective websites.
BTCC’s procurement policy to be refined to ensure all current or future suppliers and partners will adhere to the strategy.
Investigation into the use of local suppliers to reduce transport and add benefit to each circuit’s local economy.
Activations to educate fans on sustainability.
Work with schools and STEM programmes.