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Mini EE (Structure (Intro (Background information (What is F1, Where does…

- - - - How Logistics work
        
        Road Travel
        
        Europe
        
        Air Travel
        
        International “Fly away”
        
        Split into 2 parts
        
        Critical and non-critical
        
        Critical parts include chassis, tires, engines, wings, computers and IT racks (servers for telemetry and data).
        
        Noncritical parts include components in the garage like jacks and tools
        
        The cars are stripped down to their last components before they can be transported.
      - Stats
        
        The logistics and carbon footprint behind formula One.
        
        Last year (2019) Formula One produced 256,551 tonnes, not including fans' transport to races.
        
        Logistics (road, air and sea freight) 45%
        
        Personnel travel 27.7%
        
        Factories and facilities 19.3%
        
        Events 7.3%
        
        Total F1 car emissions including all race and test mileage: 0.7%
  - - - What tech has been transfered
      - what will be transfered
      - have they gone carbon nuetral already
        
        by reducing global co2 emissions being produced by using tech found in f1
        
        hybrid engines
        
        electric engines
  - - - 2025
        
        Be single use plastic free
        
        Benefits are high
        
        less waste to worry about
      - 2030
        
        carbon neutral
        
        Explain definition of going carbon neutral.
        
        How they will accomplish that goal by 2030
        
        Is it possible to achieve
  - - - What is F1
      - Where does it take place
      - General info
    - - This essay will talk about the effect of the carbon footprint produced by F1 on the environment, and it will cover these topics the volume of Carbon being produced by formula one and its impact on the environment, the goals Formula One have set for themselves by 2025 and 2030 and finally the transfer of f1 technology onto modern-day road cars and strands of racing.
    - - How does the carbon footprint being produced by Formula One from 2000 to 2020 affect the environment?
- - - - In 2014 regulations changed bringing on the 1.6 litres v6 turbo-hybrid engine from a v10.
        
        Info:
        
        MGU-H stands for motor generating unit – heat
        
        MGU-K stands for motor generating unit – kinetic
        
        Formula One tyres work best at 100ºC
        
        Formula One tyres last about 125 miles
        
        The MGU-H gathers energy and electricity from the heat coming off the front tires
        
        In this case, the MGU-K gathers electricity from the rear brakes as the car breaks for a corner. (Cleantechnica)
        
        Hybrid means the engine has an electrical element to it
- - - - F1 produced around 256,551 tonnes of Carbon in 2019
        
        Logistics (road, air and sea freight) 45%
        
        Personnel travel 27.7%
        
        Factories and facilities 19.3%
        
        Events 7.3%
        
        Total F1 car emissions including all race and test mileage: 0.7%