FIA Extreme H World Cup

The FIA Extreme H World Cup is the first FIA-sanctioned, hydrogen-powered racing event, utilising cutting-edge fuel cell technology to demonstrate the viability and potential of hydrogen as a zero-emission energy source. The event, which is an evolution of the Extreme E series, sets a new benchmark for the automotive industry and racing sector, underlining motor sport’s vital role as a testbed for clean energy solutions.

In addition to its technological advancements, the FIA Extreme H World Cup is committed to driving gender parity in motor sport, with all teams featuring an equal number of male and female drivers. This inclusive approach provides a level playing ground for talent to excel, enhancing opportunities for female drivers and inspiring a new generation of racers and fans to motor sport. By championing gender equality and environmental responsibility, the FIA Extreme H World Cup supports shared core values and vision for the future of motor sport.

The inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup was won by home team Jameel Motorsport, as drivers Molly Taylor and Kevin Hansen made motor sport history in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia.
 
The first ever FIA-sanctioned hydrogen-powered event proved a huge success over three days of competition, as 16 of the world’s finest off-road racers, representing eight teams, scaled the terrains of the Saudi Arabian desert across three different racing disciplines.

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