Formula E wins race to become world's first B Corp certified sport

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B Corp Certification recognises Formula E’s leadership in using sport as a force to drive positive change and clean tech innovation

Electric motorsport championship Formula E has been awarded B Corp status, making it the world's first B Corp certified sport. Formula E announced it had secured the certification at the World Economic...

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