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F1 publishes first Social Impact Report; key student scholarship renewed

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Formula 1 has published its first sport-wide Social Impact Report, with over half a million young people across the world having benefited from F1 programmes last year. In initiatives designed to educate, inspire and open pathways into the sport in 2025, youngsters from across…

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