We embrace the hierarchy of impact minimisation, always prioritising prevention over compensation

From 2026, we aim to travel primarily using electric vehicles and support infrastructure that enables zero-emissions logistics

We track all flights and minimise them through smart calendar design, regional clustering, and careful race selection

Our visibility in elite sport is a lever, which we use to shift standards across teams, fans, sponsors, and organisers

We design our kit, nutrition, and equipment usage to reduce waste and create re-use or recycling & re-using pathways wherever possible

From bottles to travel emissions, we commit to transparent, year-on-year reporting and sponsor-facing data

Begin tracking key impact categories (travel, accommodation, nutrition, kit)

Publish first Environmental KPI Summary

Introduce hybrid/electric vehicles into fleet

Rider education on bottle zones and waste management

Travel to races in predominantly electric vehicles and public transport

Use circular or recycled materials in kit and race nutrition packaging

Launch take-back programmes for worn gear

Launch team-wide waste reduction protocols at all race weekends

Full circular supply for kit, equipment, and consumables

All-electric support fleet

Offset only what we cannot eliminate, including through tree-planting initiatives

Share impact model with other British teams to shape governing bodies & influence how we race