After presenting my research on electric karts to the Federation of Automobile and Motorcycle Sports of China, I had an opportunity to ask a few questions regarding what the future might hold for electric kart racing at the highest levels.

A behind-the-scenes look at the Turin lab where championship-winning Formula 1 technology is being repurposed for the world's next generation of cleaner vehicles.

Formula 1’s pursuit of a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030 faces a significant barrier: a lack of transparency and consistency in how teams report their environmental impact.

F1’s embrace of biofuel-powered lorries for transportation is rapidly gaining traction, signalling a bold step towards sustainability that extends beyond the roar of engines and the glare of global spotlights.

The Enzo and Dino Ferrari International Circuit in Imola has made history as the world’s first racetrack to feature a green, high-tech asphalt paving. Just days before the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Emilia-Romagna, the circuit unveiled a new surface composed of recycled hard plastics and graphene, representing a significant leap forward in sustainable motorsport infrastructure.

As the world pivots toward sustainability and new technological horizons, a silent revolution has been gaining momentum on city streets and world circuits alike. Formula E, the world’s premier all-electric racing series, is not simply a new chapter in racing history. It is a bold rewrite of the future of motorsports.

Abbi Pulling. Marta García. Doriane Pin. These names are beginning to echo through the world of motorsport, but their rise is not a coincidence. Without the existence of F1 Academy, their stories might have remained untold, their talent overlooked by the media and the wider racing community.

 The World Solar Challenge is a beacon for what motorsport can become: a space where innovation and sustainability go hand in hand.

Behind the roaring engines and international glamour, an F1 engineer explains the increasing importance of environmental sustainability in the sport.

How can a sport synonymous with speed, technology, and gasoline steer itself towards a net-zero future?

With greater accessibility and sustainable technology, electric karting has the potential to open doors for aspiring drivers everywhere, making the sport greener, more inclusive, and more exciting than ever.