Formula 1 Releases First Social Impact Report Highlighting Global Youth Initiatives

Formula 1 has unveiled its first comprehensive Social Impact Report, indicating that more than half a million young individuals worldwide benefited from its initiatives in 2025.

The report details various programs aimed at educating and inspiring youth from 71 countries, facilitating their engagement with the sport. Additionally, F1 has renewed its Engineering Scholarship program, originally established in 2021, committing over £2.4 million in funding for three academic years to support students facing barriers to higher education.

Ten new scholars will receive full tuition and living costs at prestigious institutions including the University of Strathclyde and the University of Oxford from 2026 to 2029. The report also highlights significant achievements, such as over 1,000 skills development opportunities and participation from more than 29,000 schools in global education initiatives.