FIA Environmental Accreditation

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team achieved FIA Three-Star Environmental Accreditation, the highest level of recognition 
for its work in environmental sustainability, ahead of the 2023 FIA Formula 1 World Championship. 

The FIA Environmental Accreditation Program was created in 2011 to help motorsport and mobility stakeholders 
measure and enhance their environmental performance, driving change across the sector. The program provides 
stakeholders with a three-level framework against which to accredit their activities and is consistently reviewed 
and audited to ensure best practice is met. 

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team’s sustainability journey started with being awarded Two-Star accreditation in 
December 2021, with auditors noting a comprehensive health and safety management system which 
effectively integrated environmental issues.

Last season, a sustainability taskforce was established with representation across departments, with the 
support of sustainability and sports specialists Enovation Consulting, to implement a robust environmental 
management system and sustainability best-practice within the environmental, social and governance framework.

Energy and water usage

One of our targets is to reduce energy usage on site, hence the team has been working to monitor energy usage, as well as begun to replace lights with LED bulbs where possible and install sensor-activated lighting.

As of September 1, 2022, our HQ in Banbury is powered by 100% renewable energy.

Energy use is reported at regular intervals through the Energy Savings Opportunities Scheme (ESOS).

Lastly, water consumption is being monitored on site with a reduction target having been set for the future.

Please click here to read our environmental statement.

Charity partnership

We’re proud to be working with Starlight Children’s Foundation in the USA, to provide support and respite to seriously ill children and their families in hospital.

Founded in 1982, Starlight was formed with a mission to deliver happiness to seriously ill children and their families, working with over 800 children’s hospitals across America. Since its inception, the charity has positively impacted 21 million children and continues to work tirelessly to bring joy and comfort to those receiving treatment.

Together, we’re working on multiple synergies to support the charity’s agenda. At US race events, personnel, including drivers and key representatives, will visit children’s hospitals in local areas, and at highlight races the team will host an exclusive program for children receiving treatment and their families to come to a race for an unforgettable experience away from the hospital.

“Haas F1 Team has a platform to raise awareness and highlight the incredible work of those that rely on the support of others to operate, and I feel we have a duty to do more,” noted Guenther Steiner, Team Principal of Haas F1 Team.

“I’m really proud of our partnership with Starlight and am excited about how we can help them achieve their goals across multiple areas of the charity – together, we’re committed to creating positive experiences for seriously ill children.”

Sustainable clothing supplier

A testament to our commitment to working with suppliers that can help achieve our sustainability objectives is the choice of our team kit supplier, Tricorp. They have been providing our team with a fully circular clothing package made of recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles since 2022 and are working towards a closed loop and transparent textile chain by 2024.

Providing paths into motorsport

We have also been involved in a number of purpose-driven initiatives, aimed at increasing access to our sport and promoting STEM education. The entire team across all sites is dedicated to sharing knowledge and providing inspiration to those who want to work in motorsport and those who may not have previously considered it an option available to them.

We work closely with the FIA Girls on Track UK program, supplying female staff at various events to speak with female students between the ages of eight and 18 about paths into motorsport, also sharing their own stories and experiences.

We also work with popular media site ‘Females in Motorsport’ to profile the female staff within Haas F1 team and shed a spotlight on their success, once again providing advice to those wanting to get into the industry.

In addition, throughout the year we offer work placement opportunities and conduct factory and site tours for school children from the local area at both the UK and US locations to showcase the opportunities within motorsport and potential jobs they may want to pursue in future.