GREEN GRAND PRIX
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Green Grand Prix is a browser-based educational game in which students step into the role of a Grand Prix organising committee with a single goal: to build the most sustainable race weekend possible. Behind the spectacle on track lies a genuine management challenge: every decision — how fans arrive, how the paddock is powered, what people eat, how the event is communicated — moves six interconnected indicators, from CO₂ emissions and cost to public satisfaction, reputation, inclusion and experience quality. The budget is never enough to make the best choice everywhere, so the game forces players to think in terms of priorities, exactly as in real life.
The depth comes from context. Players choose among eight real circuits — from Monza and Imola in the Motor Valley to Silverstone, Spa, Barcelona, Zandvoort, Suzuka and Las Vegas — and each one rewrites the rules: rail access at Monza, the protected dunes and coastal wind at Zandvoort, the desert sun and long-haul flights at Las Vegas. On top of this sit three difficulty levels, seventeen decision departments grouped into five phases, an anti-greenwashing mechanic that punishes anyone who promises more than they deliver, and carbon measurement (scope 1-2-3) as a requirement for earning the three environmental stars. There is a single-race mode complete with a certificate, and a Season mode — a full points-based world championship with a personal best and standings you can export as an image.
Green Grand Prix is inspired by the results of the Erasmus+ SEED project — Sustainable Events for Education and Development, in which CULTUM was an associated partner — carrying its principles for designing sustainable events into the world of motorsport. Bilingual (Italian and English) and aligned with the European sustainability competence framework (GreenComp) and UNESCO's Greening Education Partnership, it is designed for technical schools and academic upper-secondary schools close to Ferrari, the Formula 1 teams and the British University Technical Colleges, engaging a wide range of profiles — mechanics, electronics, IT, management, communication, tourism and the environment. Produced by CULTUM, it is an independent educational resource that turns a universal passion, racing, into a hands-on training ground for sustainable thinking.