Formula 1 plans significant changes for the 2026 season to enhance sustainability and competition. The introduction of sustainable fuels, reduced car weight, and decreased downforce aim to improve racing and boost fan engagement. These changes align with Formula 1's ambition for net zero carbon by 2030, enhancing the sport's environmental image and its global appeal.
No Camera No Action: The Story of Formula 1’s Crazy Broadcasting History
Formula 1's broadcasting history in the UK dates back to 1953, with the BBC and ITV initially competing for rights. In modern times, Sky Sports has the primary broadcasting rights, but Channel 4 also shows highlights. The future remains uncertain, with potential competition from Apple and the expiration of current deals.
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Media and Digital Transformation in Sport 