The FIA Extreme H World Cup will return later this year for its second edition, the competition announced on Wednesday. Following its debut last year, the world's first hydrogen-powered motorsport competition will return to Qiddiya City in Saudi Arabia on 29-31 October. Last year’s event – a three-discipline format comprising...

During Race Industry Week, Ali Russell, managing director of Extreme H, delivered a comprehensive look into the championship’s strategic evolution, the successful debut of the FIA Extreme H World Cup, and the long-term global vision for hydrogen competition.

Extreme H has released findings from a study of driver lap times at its inaugural FIA World Cup event which shows that the average time gap between male and female drivers was just 0.36s.

In winning the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup, Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor were the winners of the world's first hydrogen-powered motorsport competition, but for them there was also the personal satisfaction of finishing a job previously left half-done.

Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor won the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia after winning the eight-car Final race on the third day of the event.Driving for Jameel Motorsport, the pair won the headline event after topping the World Cup Qualifying Points standings – accumulated...

Team STARD’s Patrick O’Donovan and Amanda Sorensen rebounded from a difficult first day at the FIA Extreme H World Cup to win the Head-to-Head competition on Friday.

Team KMS’ Johan Kristofferson and Mikaela Ahlin-Kottulinsky began the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup by claiming victory in the Time Trial element of the competition in Qiddiya City.

Extreme E concluded five years of racing with a final event in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia.Sunday’s competition – which followed another day of racing on Saturday – was won by Team Hansen’s Andreas Bakkerud and Catie Munnings ahead of Jameel Motorsport’s Kevin Hansen and Molly Taylor.The two teams were the...

A unique three-discipline format has been unveiled for the inaugural Extreme H World Cup.As well as the typical multi-car races that have been commonplace in Extreme E, time trials and head-to-head duels will also take place.The event will begin on Thursday October 9 with single car runs on the main...

Jenson Button's JBX (formerly JBXE) team is returning for the final Extreme E event next week, as well as the FIA Extreme H World Cup. Driving for the team will be rising rallycross star Tommi Hallman and experienced Extreme E racer Christine Giampaoli Zonca.Hallman won the 2021 RallyX Nordic SuperCar...