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...

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...

It might be a new team, but it was a familiar result for Johan Kristoffersson and Mikaela Ahlin-Kottulinsky as they won race one of the 2025 Desert X Prix in Qiddiya City for Team KMS.In the redemption race, for the four teams that didn't make it to the final after...