• Winners of the DHL Fastest Lap Award and DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award: Lando Norris and Team Scuderia Ferrari HP, respectively

Dubai: DHL proudly marks another year as Formula 1®’s Official Logistics Partner, combining sustainability and precision in delivering 24 Grands Prix across five continents. From the season opener in Melbourne to the spectacular finale in Abu Dhabi, DHL ensured the seamless movement of up to 1,200 tons of critical freight per race, including race cars, engines, tires, fuel as well as broadcast and hospitality equipment.

Building on over 40 years of motorsports logistics experience, DHL brings unmatched expertise to the world’s fastest sport. This year, the DHL Motorsports team of 110 specialists worked tirelessly to deliver meticulous logistics, moving an average of 120 containers via ocean freight alongside thousands of air and road shipments. Supported by a fleet that includes, among others, nine Boeing 777 aircraft and, in Europe, 51 biofuel-powered trucks, DHL ensures the sport’s demanding schedule runs seamlessly while minimizing environmental impact.

“Formula 1 is a global spectacle that demands precision and speed not only on the track but behind the scenes,” said Paul Fowler, Head of Global Motorsports Logistics, DHL Global Forwarding. “Our logistics expertise and commitment to sustainability enable us to deliver this complex operation flawlessly, supporting the sport’s ambitions and thrilling fans worldwide.”

Beyond logistics, DHL continued its tradition of celebrating exceptional performance on the track through the DHL Fastest Lap Award and DHL Fastest Pit Stop Award. This year’s winners, Lando Norris (for the second consecutive year) and Team Scuderia Ferrari HP (claiming their second win), respectively, exemplify the speed and teamwork that define Formula 1, mirroring the same commitment to excellence that drives DHL.

In addition, sustainability remains a core focus for both partners. Formula 1 is targeting Net Zero by 2030 and DHL by 2050. DHL uses multimodal logistics and prioritizes ocean freight whenever possible to reduce environmental impact. The use of biofuel-powered trucks cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 83% in average compared to conventional diesel trucks, while DHL’s fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft delivers around 17% reduction in emissions versus older models. Additionally, the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) through DHL’s GoGreen Plus service reduces associated carbon emissions by an estimated 80% per flight.

As the 2025 season concludes, DHL looks ahead to continuing its role as Formula 1’s longest-standing global partner, shaping the future of motorsport logistics – faster, smarter, and more sustainable.

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