ENTRIES

This project promotes social inclusion of youth from underprivileged areas through sport. Média Pitchounes kids explore motorsport careers, produce a short film shown June 9 at Le Mans. They’ll inspire others and get feedback from pros. It’s a unique chance to build confidence and discover new paths.

AKKODIS

INVOLVEMENT OF TEAMS IN COLLECTIVE ACTIONS

APR structures its CSR approach around four main pillars:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Environment, with waste reduction, the use of sustainable energy, and conservation actions such as beach clean-ups;</li><li data-list="bullet">Responsible economy, by promoting short supply chains and fighting food waste;</li><li data-list="bullet">Social, through inclusion, training, and equal opportunity;</li><li data-list="bullet">Communication, by showcasing its commitments through APR-TV, social media, and meaningful partnerships.</li></ol>

ALGARVE PRO RACING

CEMA, Concours Excellence Mécanique Alpine

The 2025 Concours Excellence Mécanique Alpine spotlights young automotive talents across France. Students and apprentices compete in three stages: online quiz, hands-on regionals, and a national final June 12–13 at Renault’s Le Mans site. Finalists gain visibility, meet professionals, and enjoy a unique dive into the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

ALPINE

LOW-CARBON LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT

Accelerating Change.AO by TF Sport champions sustainability at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans by cutting transatlantic freight, sharing tools and crew with TF Sport, using local suppliers, and reducing single-use plastics, all while maintaining world-class racing performance and driving environmental responsibility in motorsport.

AO BY TF

Aston Martin Racing blends high-performance engineering with community impact—cutting carbon emissions, leading STEM inclusion, and raising $10M+ for children's healthcare. From RC car hackathons to sustainable logistics, we race for all - on track and beyond.

ASTON MARTIN

HEART OF RACING WITH SEATTLE CHILDREN HOSPITAL

As part of the 2025 Sustainable Endurance Award, Aston Martin THOR is driving sustainability in motorsport through concrete actions: environmental policies, plastic reduction, carbon footprint tracking, inclusive garage tours, and transparent communication. Each initiative helps reduce impact and strengthen ties with communities around racing.

ASTON MARTIN THOR TEAM

"A HELMET FOR GABIN" SOLIDARITY PROJECT

Team WRT is taking significant steps to reduce its logistics-related emissions: a 50% cut in rental vehicles, 30% of staff travel by train, and drivers accommodated trackside. The Belgian team is also enhancing its waste management by implementing BWT systems, saving 500 plastic bottles—improving waste sorting in both the garage and hospitality areas, using 3,000 reusable cups, eliminating cans, and opting for fresh local catering provided by TOC. Any surplus food will be donated to local food associations, including Restos du Cœur.Social initiatives include hosting a Garage École student and organizing a FIA Girls on Track event in Imola. Especially for Le Mans, the team is launching a solidarity project for Gabin, a 9-year-old boy affected by Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease. To help him pursue his dream of becoming a professional racing driver, Team WRT is inviting him to discover the Le Mans experience and will gift him his very first personalized helmet. This special helmet will be custom-designed and hand-painted by Belgian artist Piroeh.

BMW M TEAM WRT

Cadillac Racing’s 2025 Le Mans campaign highlights real action on sustainability. From cutting logistics emissions to reducing single-use plastics and lowering our hospitality menu’s carbon footprint, while engaging fans with initiatives that make a lasting environmental impact.

CADILLAC

FAVOURS WORKING WITH LOCAL COMPANIES

A Different Kind of Racing :At CLX Motorsport, we believe performance goes beyond the track. Everyday choices matter: recycling, smarter consumption, supporting local partners, engaging the next generation. You don’t need vast resources to make meaningful progress — just a shared commitment to doing things right.Rooted in Annecy, close to nature, we move forward with simplicity and determination. Because being fast is good, but being responsible is essential.Ready to see how a racing team turns its values into real actions?Welcome to our world.

CLX MOTORSPORT

Ferrari implements a comprehensive sustainability strategy: ISO 20121 certification, low-carbon buildings, recycled merchandise, optimized logistics, local reforestation with Bosco Ferrari, and broad educational outreach (F1 in Schools, e.DO, Medie XL). Its carbon footprint is ISO 14064-1 certified, with social initiatives covering equal pay, accessibility, and the FIA Girls on Track program support.

FERRARI

PROMOTING LOW-CARBON ENERGY SOLUTIONS

Logistics is a key lever in reducing the carbon footprint of racing teams. IDEC SPORT takes concrete steps toward cleaner logistics: <ol><li data-list="bullet">Use of low-emission vehicles (alternative fuels, electric, natural gas).</li><li data-list="bullet">Optimization of transport flows (consolidated trips, shorter routes, early planning).</li><li data-list="bullet">Use of recyclable and reusable materials for transport containers.</li><li data-list="bullet">Training and awareness-raising for teams on responsible logistics.</li></ol> The goal: share innovations, identify current barriers, and prepare tomorrow’s solutions for low-carbon logistics.

IDEC SPORT

PROGRAMME TO SUPPORT YOUNG PEOPLE IN MOTOR SPORT

Inter Europol Competition has launched a pioneering program in Poland to bring youth into motorsport. In partnership with technical schools, students are selected through tests in mechanics, English, and physical readiness. They undergo a 4-week training combining theory, teamwork, and practical work on LMP2/LMP3 cars. Top candidates then join the race team on-site. The initiative also welcomes Formula Student interns and engages with primary schools to spark interest in racing and engineering from an early age.

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION

MAKING CHILDREN'S DREAMS COME TRUE AND MEETING CHILDREN AT LE MANS HOSPITAL

Iron Lynx’s sustainability efforts focus on four key pillars. Environment: low-emission travel policy, preference for sea freight, environmental management system, and FIA 2* certification underway. Responsible economy: reduced plastic use, on-site waste sorting, and sustainable procurement. Social: garage tours for students, children’s hospital visit, and inclusive placement via Garage École. Communication: driver-led sustainability videos, internal target sharing, and public environmental policy.

IRON LYNX

CARBON OFFSET PROJECT

Kessel Racing has launched an innovative carbon removal program with Upstream: each race car is mirrored by a digital twin linked to certified carbon removal units. Emissions are calculated based on fuel used, offset via Frontier, and made visible through a QR code displayed on the car. All transactions are blockchain-stamped, offering fans full transparency and traceable proof of action.

KESSEL RACING

100% FEMALE IRON DAMES TEAM

Manthey – this season together with the Iron Dames - embeds sustainability and inclusion throughout its operations. Environment: eco-designed buildings, growing EV fleet, carpooling, sea freight prioritization, and local tree donations. Responsible economy: no plastic bottles, logistics optimization, and recycled carbon parts on the in-house developed Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport M. Social: Student internships via Garage École, Iron Dames initiatives (STEM support for high school girls, pediatric cancer support, panel talks, inspiring campaigns), and long-term employee development with permanent contracts.

MANTHEY

RECRUITING YOUNG TALENT

Nielsen Racing's approach is built around four main pillars. The first focuses on their environmental commitment, in partnership with a local British company named Ecups, which produces fully recyclable cups. They also promote a responsible economy through their catering practices. In addition, they have a strong social commitment, supporting young talent within the team and employing a number of female staff.

NIELSEN RACING

A COMMITMENT TO PRESERVING WILDLIFE WITH BORN FREE

Since 2022, Stellantis Motorsport has been implementing a decarbonization strategy for its activities, by establishing a comprehensive calculation methodology for its CO₂ emissions, built around two key pillars: "avoid" and "reduce", with the setting of annual targets. To achieve this, Stellantis Motorsport involves its main suppliers to engage in CO2 reduction, to promote ecodesign. It also focuses on reducing its carbon footprint related to logistics.Peugeot also supports organizations such as Born Free, which raise awareness about the protection of wildlife and the environment—an effort symbolized by the brand’s emblem: the lion. The team is also involved in educational programs and supports humanitarian initiatives in partnership with the Red Cross.

PEUGEOT TOTALENERGIES

Porsche Penske Motorsport is built on more than just racing success. It brought together decades of expertise and a shared vision for the future of motorsport that goes far beyond the track.Since 2021, our cross-functional team has been pushing boundaries; from powering operations with 100 % renewable energy, significantly reducing emissions and replacing over 35,000 liters of diesel annually with biofuel.This mindset extends to the hospitality experiences in Le Mans, where efforts include reducing single-use plastics, donating surplus food, offering plant-based meal options, and engaging local suppliers.Through the “Every Dream Matters” initiative, Porsche is helping redefine access and representation in motorsport by supporting the all-female Iron Dames and with “Racing for Charity”, we donate €500 for every lap completed at Le Mans by Porsche Penske Motorsport´s three cars..Performance with purpose, on and off the track.

PORSCHE PENSKE MOTORSPORT

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL COMMITMENTS

At Proton Competition, we believe that sustainability is not just a trend—it's our responsibility. That's why we've integrated it into every part of our daily operations.We take action on multiple fronts: using LED lighting, encouraging carpool sharing, and turning off garage lights when not in use. We reduce waste through reusable dishware, local and plant-based catering, food donations, and packaging reuse.We support local communities by partnering with nearby suppliers and hosting educational garage tours for schools.And we keep everyone informed—through social media content and signage in the garage.Proton Competition is racing toward a more sustainable motorsport.

PROTON COMPETITION

REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE STRATEGY

RLR M Sport implements the 3Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Energy usage is optimized, car parts are tracked to maximize lifespan, and teamwear is reused across seasons. Coffee pods are recycled, cardboard is sorted, and used tires are processed for remolding or playgrounds. Sustainability at RLR stems from a deeply rooted culture of operational efficiency, not just environmental gestures.

RLR M SPORT

RECEPTION OF CHILDREN FROM THE SDADE OF SARTHE

TDS Racing and its foundation partner with SDADE de la Sarthe to welcome children in protective care behind the scenes of Le Mans.Through age-tailored workshops and guided visits, the initiative fosters inclusion, inspiration, and career awareness.On the environmental side, the team is committed to continuously improving its practices: waste recovery, footprint reduction, and sustainable investments like solar energy — all in line with TDS Racing’s ambition to evolve towards a more responsible and conscious model.Their approach is guided by impact-driven, long-term sustainability and social engagement.

TDS RACING

Racing Forward.

Corvette Racing’s 2025 Le Mans effort puts sustainability at the core: reducing transport emissions through collaboration, cutting single-use plastics, lowering the carbon footprint of our hospitality menu, and engaging fans trackside with interactive initiatives to inspire environmental responsibility.

TF SPORT

COMMITMENT TO HYDROGEN MOBILITY

Sustainability projects at the Cologne base of TOYOTA GAZOO Racing’s WEC team are guided by the Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050 and complemented by upgraded engine test rigs for the advancement of hydrogen engine technology. The facility in on target to be carbon neutral by 2030 and has initiated projects towards that aim, including a new central cooling facility (–2300 t CO₂/year), smart-cooled servers, waste sorting, a zero-waste canteen and charging infrastructure for its hybrid and electric vehicle fleet. Travel impact reduction includes use of HVO100 fuel, use of sea freight to reduce air freight, and team travel via hydrogen bus at Le Mans. Social impact includes public outreach, parasport athlete partnerships since 2011, and inclusivity projects (Garage École, educational visits, DEI).

TOYOTA GAZOO RACING

United Autosports is striving to become more sustainable in many areas: supporting the fight to #DefeatMeningitis with an awareness event at a local school with the #59 McLaren and drivers bearing the colours of the meningitis flag, travelling by road from the team’s headquarters (-3.2 t CO2), eliminating plastic bottles and donating unused food.

UNITED AUTOSPORT

FOCUS ON LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT

Ziggo Sport Tempesta relies on shared logistics with AF Corse, carpooling, train travel, and Movico’s low-emission hospitality units (optimized routes, solar panels). Pit wall panels are reused, plastics avoided, waste sorted, and catering tailored to guest numbers with vegetarian options. The team is majority-female and internationally diverse. Sustainability messaging is embedded in hospitality and digital content, with signage, storytelling, and media that highlight tangible, behind-the-scenes actions.

ZIGGO SPORT TEMPESTA

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Sea Projects

Partner of the initiative since its launch in 2011

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