Sebastian Vettel has cast doubt on F1's ability to fulfill their environmental pledges after the sport announced a packed race calendar for next season, earlier this week.
Sebastian Vettel has called-out Formula 1 bosses for putting profits ahead of environmental pledges following the announcement of the 2023 race calendar.
However, the bigger concern for the sport is the environmental impact caused by travelling the world for races, though promises were made that future calendars would be better organised to lessen the emissions generated, with grand prix arranged by geographical area to avoid continent hopping. Perhaps the most egregious problem comes between May and June, when F1 will go from Azerbaijan to Miami, only to go back to Europe for three races, before returning to North America for Canada, only to head back to Europe again straight after.
‘The question is what happens if they don’t meet the targets?’ the Aston Martin driver told Auto Motor und Sport.‘Who is the controller? If Formula 1 controls itself, that’s a nice slogan but not particularly credible.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Week in pictures: 17 - 23 September 2022A selection of powerful images from all over the globe, taken in the past seven days.
Read more »
New royal book's biggest bombshells - including 'Meghan's break-up threats'An explosive royal book set to hit UK shelves next month has recounted alleged behaviour within the royal family including Meghan's break-up threats and Prince Harry's fears
Read more »
VIDEO: Strictly Come Dancing’s Will Mellor and Nancy Xu break down in tears after routineHow amazing was Will and Nancy’s Jive?
Read more »
Zambrano hits back as Barcelona’s Lewandowski accuses him of trying to ‘break’ his legsFormer Schalke 04 and Eintracht Frankfurt defender Carlos Zambrano took to social media to address Robert Lewandowski’s recent allegations...
Read more »
North London derby to break WSL record as 50,000 tickets sold for Arsenal vs SpursArsenal and Tottenham’s clash at the Emirates Stadium this weekend is set to beat the Women’s Super League attendance record. The North London derby isn’t the only WSL fixture att…
Read more »