Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs is considered sustainable. The 2030 United Nations Sustainable Development Program has encouraged businesses around the world to raise awareness and respond to sustainability goals, including the International Automobile Federation, which is responsible for Formula One sports. This Bachelor thesis presents the challenges facing the International Automobile Federation in implementing the idea of sustainable development. As such, the following factors are presented: regulation of used material, successful recycling process with minimal environmental pollution, exploitation of the full potential of renewable energy sources, reduction of harmful gas emissions, reduction of non-renewable plastic waste, limiting car production costs, but also the use of globally followed platforms for the education of younger generations on the values of equality, fair-play and sporting competition. The possibility of using environmentally friendly materials in Formula One cars was also considered, as well as a comparison of their properties in relation to the properties of the corresponding carbon fiber reinforced polymer composites currently used for the production of structural parts of Formula One cars.