ENTRIES

Akkodis ASP Team has implemented concrete actions around waste management, sorting, and more responsible hospitality solutions. The team is also working to reduce the impact of travel and improve its infrastructure to lower energy consumption. In parallel, several local projects have been developed around recycling and the reuse of equipment.

AKKODIS

Algarve Pro Racing focuses on optimised and measured logistics by reducing unnecessary transport distances and increasing the use of hybrid and electric vehicles. The team also works on local catering, reusable bottles, plastic reduction, and hosting a Garage École du Mans student.

ALGARVE PRO RACING

Alpine Endurance Team relies on its ISO 14001 certification to structure and manage all of its environmental actions, particularly in the areas of sustainable mobility, reducing the site’s energy consumption, waste sorting and recycling (including carbon-related initiatives), as well as responsible catering management. The report also highlights its societal commitments through the Girls on Track programme, its support for the Institut Curie via the “Daffodil Against Cancer” campaign, initiatives carried out alongside the Red Cross, and the hosting of young people in training programmes.

ALPINE

TF Sport commits to sustainability at Le Mans 2026 in the "2026 AO TF Sport Le Mans Award.pdf" file. The team cuts its carbon footprint (-11% on meals), eliminates single-use plastics, optimises transatlantic logistics, and mentors a student from Garage École.

AO BY TF

Aston Martin Racing is embedding sustainability into how we race, from environmental decisions and resource efficiency to responsible supply-chain choices and support for social causes.Through Prodrive-built Aston Martin Vantage AMR LMGT3 cars with Heart of Racing, we aim to align endurance performance with sustainable positive impact.

ASTON MARTIN

Aston Martin THOR Team acts on mobility, energy, catering and waste through a dedicated travel policy, low-impact equipment, meals including vegetarian options, and a reduction of plastic bottles. Across 50 team members, the team’s reusable bottle programme has eliminated an estimated 6,600 single-use plastic bottles per season. The dossier also highlights garage visits, local professional experience initiatives, health support, and the hosting of a Garage École student.

ASTON MARTIN THOR TEAM

BMW M Motorsport first used natural fiber composite reinforcement parts in Formula E in 2019. The components later proved successful in the BMW M4 GT4, replacing carbon fiber parts.Natural fiber composites support lightweight design, reduce CO₂eemissions in production, and reflect BMW M’s motorsport-to-road philosophy, with future use planned for BMW M series models.

BMW M TEAM WRT

We gave local Le Mans school children one question: design a race car powered by clean energy. Sun? Wind? Something completely new? Their drawings are on display right now in the fan village. Cadillac Racing and Corvette Racing believe the future of this sport belongs to the people who will live in it.

CADILLAC

CLX Motorsport is developing a pragmatic approach adapted to its size, with shared vehicles, LED lighting, local catering, reusable bottles, and packaging reuse. The team also works locally with a primary school and participates in professional events promoting more responsible motorsport.

CLX MOTORSPORT

DKR Engineering reduces its carbon footprint through optimized logistics, carpooling, electric vehicles, and shared transport. At the track, the team lowers energy use with LED lighting and local power sources. It reduces waste through reuse, recycling, and sustainable catering, while also promoting DEI and training young talent.

DKR ENGINEERING

Duqueine Team reduces its impact by optimising transport, using electric vehicles in the paddock, and limiting energy consumption at its stand. The team also works on waste sorting, carbon part repair, reusable bottles, and more local, lower-waste catering.

DUQUEINE TEAM

The Ferrari LMH team relies on a structured approach, notably through ISO 20121, to reduce its impact on logistics, energy, catering and waste. The dossier also highlights responsible sourcing, diversity initiatives, the integration of young mechanics, and communication dedicated to sustainability in endurance racing.

FERRARI

Garage 59 works on responsible procurement, energy efficiency, tyre recycling, and waste management. The team also tracks the carbon impact of its travel and supports several local initiatives focused on young motorsport students and community sport.

GARAGE 59

Genesis Magma Racing is building, from its very first season, a sustainability approach using motorsport as a platform for future mobility solutions. Alongside carbon footprint measurement and shared mobility initiatives, the team is supporting multi-energy mobility pathways. How? By including hydrogen-powered logistics solutions through an H2 truck journey to Le Mans, while developing responsible operational practices; dedicated digital communication initiatives, and educational programs including school partnerships like FFSA Academy and the Garage École program

GENESIS

IDEC Sport presents the Solar Paddock Hub, a project transforming its logistics truck into a solar-powered micro energy station. This solution produces, stores, and reuses energy to power critical kitchen equipment while also serving as an educational and communication tool for fans.

IDEC SPORT

Inter Europol Competition is committed to integrating more sustainable practices into its endurance racing operations both on and off the track. Through optimized travel logistics, responsible hospitality management, sustainable procurement, reduced waste generation and active community engagement, the team continuously works toimprove its environmental and social impact throughout the 24 Hours of Le Mans. By combining operational efficiency with teamwork, inclusivity, and support for future motorsport talent, Inter Europol Competition aims to contribute to a more responsible and sustainable future for endurance racing

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION

Iron Lynx is developing its ‘Sustainable Path’ programme through concrete environmental and social initiatives, supported by a dedicated logo and format. Actions include a clean-up day, a visit with a therapeutic community, increased sea freight, public transport promotion, reduced single-use plastics, recycling awareness and support for charities.

IRON LYNX

Kessel Racing competes at the 24 Hours of Le Mans using renewable biofuel while committing to permanently remove 100% of the campaign’s CO₂ emissions generated through racing activities, logistics and operations. Through verified long term carbon removal and reforestation initiatives, the project combines high performance endurance racing with a concrete commitment toward a more sustainable future.

KESSEL RACING

Manthey Racing is focusing on several projects involving renewable energy, transport, recycling, and the use of more sustainable materials in certain racing programmes. The team also works with local partners and develops several initiatives around education and environmental awareness. There is a strong commitment to integrating sustainability into the team’s overall operations.

MANTHEY

Nielsen Racing works on reducing transport impact, using local suppliers, and implementing reusable cups and bottles. The team strongly highlights the training of young talent, with several apprentice and student pathways already integrated into its race operations.

NIELSEN RACING

Peugeot TotalEnergies delivers a comprehensive and results-driven sustainability strategy across race operations, logistics, infrastructure, and supply chain, aligned with ambitious 2030 targets and already achieving significant emissions reductions without offsetting.At Le Mans, concrete operational measures drive impact: low-carbon mobility (train for guests, hybrid fleet), HVO-fueled logistics and optimized freight, energy-efficient infrastructure, and circular, low-waste catering.This is reinforced by advanced energy and waste monitoring at factory level, a structured sustainable procurement approach targeting high-impact components of the 9X8, and strong supplier engagement.Beyond environmental performance, the team promotes DEI, community engagement, and employee wellbeing, while leveraging communication and fan engagement to amplify awareness.Overall, Peugeot TotalEnergies combines operational excellence, measurable impact, and holistic sustainability, positioning endurance racing as a platform for responsible innovation.

PEUGEOT TOTALENERGIES

Racing Spirit of Leman has focused on simpler and more responsible logistics, with increased carpooling and train travel, while limiting the use of single-use plastics. The team pays close attention to waste management and energy consumption during events and has a strong commitment to training young people and making motorsport more inclusive.

RACING SPIRIT OF LEMAN

RD Limited highlights a strong local approach with French suppliers, nearby solutions around the circuit, and a focus on reducing food waste. The team is also working on more responsible merchandising and hosts a Garage École du Mans student to immerse them in the preparation of an LMP2 team.

RD LIMITED

TDS Racing relies on a structured approach with solar panels, a CSR charter, more sustainable purchasing, and circular economy initiatives. Through its foundation, the team also supports projects focused on youth, mental health, reforestation, and awareness of careers in motorsport.

TDS RACING

WRT is multiplying initiatives to make its operations more sustainable, particularly regarding transport, recycling, and the reduction of single-use plastics. Beyond its environmental commitments, the team is also deeply involved in solidarity and educational initiatives linked to motorsport. On Monday, June 8th, WRT will welcome children facing serious academic difficulties, offering them the chance to discover karting and explore the team's facilities in Le Mans. Through this experience, the goal is to introduce them to the values of endurance and teamwork that lie at the heart of motorsport. Raising awareness among team members, partners, and the wider public remains a key part of WRT's approach.

TEAM WRT

Toyota Racing is committed to sustainability in the WEC. ISO certified, the team is reducing its emissions through maritime logistics, HVO100 fuel and hydrogen, with the TR LH2 prototype set to be demonstrated at Le Mans in 2026. It also promotes inclusion and youth education.

TOYOTA GAZOO RACING

United Autosports’ 2026 Le Mans plan reduces emissions through virtual comms, rail and carpool travel, and restricted flights. It eliminates single-use plastics, uses bikes on-site, recycling and food donation. It also focuses on sustainable procurement, DEI, and a diabetes awareness campaign with IDF and a race livery activation.

United Autosport

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