Virgin Atlantic Flies 100% SAF

Getting to the Track Sustainably is my monthly column on developments in sustainable transportation that could have some application to motorsport. Since most carbon emissions come from logistics and transportation, this topic is of utmost importance as motorsport works to make itself more sustainable.

Here is an important quote to keep in mind when it comes to sustainable mobility and especially motorsport: “There are many ways to climb the mountain that is achieving carbon neutrality,” former Toyota CEO, now chairman Akio Toyoda recently told reporters at the Japan Mobility Show, as quoted by the Wall Street Journal.”

Here are some articles you may find of interest including a new two-seater sports car concept from Mazda, Virgin Atlantic’s 100% SAF flight, an emissions-free supersonic passenger jet concept that could fly at 1,141 mph and a roadmap to sustainable shipping.


Sustainable Land Transportation

Getting to the Track Sustainably
Virgin Atlantic Flies 100% SAF
Edison Semi
Toyota FT-Se
Getting to the Track Sustainably
Virgin Atlantic Flies 100% SAF
Getting to the Track Sustainably

Sustainable Aviation

Flying to the Track Sustainably at 1,141 MPH
Getting to the Track Sustainably
Getting to the Track Sustainably

Sustainable Shipping

Getting to the Track Sustainably

Mark Boudreau
Author: Mark Boudreau

Mark is the publisher of Motorsport Prospects. As a former lawyer, he applies his legal background and research skills to assist race drivers by showcasing the resources they need to make their motorsport careers happen.