
Welcome to McLaren Racing’s sustainability hub.
At McLaren Racing, we believe that high performance and sustainability go hand in hand. Racing is about innovation, agility, and resilience - qualities that are just as crucial in our response to the global climate and social challenges we face today.
Our approach to sustainability is led by data and science - understanding our impacts across the themes of People and Planet - and using our unique capabilities and assets to make an impact within our business, within motorsport and beyond. Delivering more sustainable outcomes is a collective effort, and we are working with regulators, partners, series organisers and teams across our sport to drive systemic change.
We’re committed to driving a sustainable future for our sport.

McLAREN Racing

Sustainability
Themes
Our focus on Planet allows us to show the synergy between circular economy and decarbonisation, define how we manage our impacts on nature, and integrate our Climate Contribution Programme with our other goals.
Circular economy
Working towards a circular economy means minimising the resources we consume and the waste we produce, keeping resources in circulation for as long as possible. It also builds resilience into our supply chain and maximises the value of our materials and resources. In short, it’s doing more with less.
Climate action
Pace and performance are critical to combatting the climate crisis, now more than ever. We must act to both reduce global emissions to net-zero, accelerate climate solutions and build climate resilience into our ecosystem. We are keenly aware of the challenge and the opportunity ahead of us, and of the part that we must play.
Nature
At McLaren Racing, we are inspired by the precision, design and performance that comes from the natural world. Nature enhances the health and wellbeing of our people, it provides high quality materials that inspire innovation, and supports the communities we work and race in.
Our People focus helped us clarify our ambitions for diversity, equity and inclusion, how this ties in with health and wellbeing to drive performance, and how we implement this internally whilst driving it forward in the broader motorsport industry with the support of our partners partners.
Team diversity & inclusion
Our target is for 40% of the team to come from underrepresented groups by 2030. For us, this includes women, people of different races and ethnicities, persons with disabilities, neurodivergence, the LGBTQ+ community, and those from various socio-economic backgrounds. In the US, we also include military veterans.
Diverse motorsport
As a leading voice for innovation and change, we influence the industry to promote and raise awareness of inclusion throughout the motorsport ecosystem.
We recognise that we cannot act alone. To drive long-term change in our business, we must address systemic barriers in motorsport. That’s why, in 2024, we worked with our partners to improve access to our sport.
Wellbeing & employee experience
Behind every victory are those in the garage and on the pit wall, those who design, produce, and build our cars, the teams who support our partnerships, our Finance team driving efficient spending of the cost cap, our People team who cultivate our culture, and many more.
Sustainability at McLAREN Racing
Latest news
McLaren Racing announces major investment in Sustainable Aviation Fuel programme in 2024 Sustainability Report

Key takeaways from McLaren’s 2024 sustainability report

Zak Brown: We need to accelerate our diversity, equity, & inclusion journey

Mental health in motorsport: Managing burnout when working at 100mph

McLaren Racing and Deloitte UK pioneer circularity in Formula 1 with development of FIA-commissioned Circularity Handbook

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Why are McLaren working with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation?

Zak Brown: “I’m excited about the possibilities”

What we learned from our 2023 Sustainability Report

Welcoming FIA Girls on Track UK to our flagship DE&I programme

Pioneering use of sustainable materials with innovative recycled carbon fibre trial

How F1 in Schools is introducing the next generation to motorsport

McLaren Racing launches programme to accelerate and scale climate solutions

McLAREN Racing
60 Scholars programme
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation
Partnership with McLAREN Racing
As part of our Climate Contribution Programme, McLaren Racing has partnered with The Great Barrier Reef Foundation: an Australian non-profit focused on scaling solutions that restore and enhance the resilience of coral reefs and ocean habitats.
In early 2024, Oscar and other key members of the Sustainability Team met with The Great Barrier Reef Foundation to see the work they are doing first hand.
Find out more about McLaren Racing's Climate Contribution Programme here.

“Sustainability needs to be at the heart of everything we do. Now more than ever”

Zak Brown
CEO, McLaren Racing
Recent videos Sustainability
Sustainability documents
2025
Sustainability Report 2024
The fourth annual sustainability report presents our achievements in 2024 and plans for 2025, while also being transparent about McLaren's economic, environmental and social impact.
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Gender Pay Gap Report 2023/24
The gender pay gap is a measure of the difference between the average hourly earnings of men and women.
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2024
Sustainability Report 2023
The third annual sustainability report presents our achievements in 2023 and plans for 2024, while also being transparent about McLaren's economic, environmental and social impact.
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Modern Slavery Statement 2024
Modern slavery and human trafficking statement pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
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Gender Pay Gap Report 2022/23
The gender pay gap is a measure of the difference between the average hourly earnings of men and women.
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2023
Climate Transition Action Plan 2023
This document outlines our plans for achieving net zero emissions by 2040, taking into consideration environmental and social factors.
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Sustainability Report 2022
This second annual sustainability report presents our achievements in 2022 and plans for 2023, providing transparency to McLaren’s economic, environmental and social impacts.
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Carbon Trust Certificate 2022
Route to Net Zero Standard Taking Action certificate of achievement from the Carbon Trust. This certificate is renewed every other year.
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Carbon Trust Assurance Statement 2022
Our 2022 greenhouse gas footprint assurance statement from the Carbon Trust, covering scopes 1, 2 and 3.
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Modern Slavery Statement 2023
Modern slavery and human trafficking statement persuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
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Gender Pay Gap Report 2021/22
The gender pay gap is a measure of the difference between the average hourly earnings of men and women.
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2022
Sustainability Report 2021
This report aims to provide transparent, robust and comprehensive reporting on McLaren’s economic, environmental and social impacts in 2021.
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Gender Pay Gap Report 2020/21
The gender pay gap is a measure of the difference between the average hourly earnings of men and women.
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Modern Slavery Statement 2022
Modern slavery and human trafficking statement pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.
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2021
2020
Modern Slavery Statement 2020
Modern slavery and human trafficking statement pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.