Formula 1: £2.4m invested until 2029 to promote young people’s access to careers in the sport

500,000 young people from 71 countries accessed Formula 1 educational programmes to "educate, inspire and open pathways into the sport" in 2025, according to the first social impact report published by Formula One Group on 28 October 2026.

The initiatives listed aim to develop access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), as well as to motorsport careers. In 2025, "more than 1,000 opportunities to develop skills" were offered. "We want everyone to believe they have a place in our sport. We are delivering on our commitments by working within motorsport to remove barriers and widen access to Formula 1 for future generations," said Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula One Group.

F1 is also renewing its engineering scholarship programme with an investment of…