Extreme E

The use of ENOWA Hyperdrive can make or break a driver’s race – and now it’s your chance to vote for the best ENOWA Hyperdrive moment.   We picked 5 of the best-ever uses of the ENOWA Hyperdrive and it will be down to fans to pick what they think was best out of these moments:    1: Season 2 Copper X Prix – Sebastien Loeb’s move off the start in the x44, as he used the ENOWA Hyperdrive to pass up into 2nd and later take 1st.   2: Season 2 Energy X Prix - Sainz and Timmy Hansen both used the ENOWA Hyperdrive off the start and battled it out, with Sainz taking the lead early on in Way Point 2.   3: Season 3 Island X Prix - Gutierrez came out of Way Point 3 behind Hedda Hosas, but used the ENOWA Hyperdrive on the straight to pull up alongside her, then bravely carried the speed towards Way Point 5 and overtook around the outside.   4: Season 3 Copper X Prix - Leaving the Switch Zone, Fraser hit the ENOWA Hyperdrive button at the exit of the speed limit line catching out Mattias Ekstrom and gaining the lead.   5: Season 4 Hydro X Prix - Mattias Ekstrom with his move on Gray Leadbetter who defended brilliantly, forcing Mattias to use the ENOWA Hyperdrive to get around the outside ending a great on track battle.    Vote here, ends 1st December 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5EgtBwT

Game face strong 💯 It was great to have Timmy Hansen with us to test the Pioneer 25. Being an experienced Extreme E driver meant that Timmy could compare the Pioneer 25 and see the development first-hand from the Odyssey 21. Let's just say he definitely had fun.

If you were watching BBC Newsround this morning, you might have seen a familiar face. Catie Munnings joined the show to speak about her experience in Extreme E, the platform it has given female drivers as the first gender-equal motorsport series and her recent experience testing the Pioneer 25 in preparation for Extreme H in 2025.

We’re excited to announce a three-year broadcast deal with FOX Sports for Extreme H. FS1 and FS2 have been a key broadcast provider of Extreme E in the U.S. over the past four seasons, bringing its thrilling, environmentally-driven races to millions of viewers. The extension of this deal into the hydrogen-powered Extreme H series reaffirms FOX Sports' commitment to innovative sports and sustainable entertainment. Ali Russell, Managing Director of Extreme E and Extreme H, commented: “We’re delighted to continue our incredible collaboration with FOX Sports and expand our relationship to include Extreme H. Hydrogen is the future of clean mobility, and FS1/will play a vital role in bringing this next-generation motorsport to American fans. Read more: https://lnkd.in/er5d3eik

'A biscuit a day keeps the doctor away' - Timmy Hansen probably. Timmy joined us in France for the final Extreme H test jumping behind the wheel of the Pioneer 25 for the first time, and while he relaxed off-track, he definitely didn't hold back on track. #HydrogenPioneers

Today was the FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile Sustainable Innovation Series Nature and Motorsport event where experts and leading voices across the sport and sustainability industry spoke on how motorsport can act as a catalyst for positive change in biodiversity and nature management. The event is hosted by the FIA and was held at the FIA Motorsport Games in Valencia, Spain. It was hosted by David Garrido where speakers discussed how motorsport stakeholders can mitigate their impacts and promote biodiversity now. Klara Andersson, Extreme E Driver and Julia Wall-Clarke, Director of Impact at Extreme E spoke on Extreme E's race to promote our planet's future and discussed the ways the championship prioritises nature when finding its race locations, as well as investing in nature-based solutions in its global Legacy Programme, as part of its signatory status with Sport for Nature, among more!

"I think every race car should be built like this" Veteran Extreme E drivers Catie Munnings, Kevin Hansen, and Timmy Hansen, along with newcomer Niclas Grönholm, became the latest drivers to take the wheel of the Pioneer 25, in Fontjoncouse in France, marking the latest positive milestone in the development of Extreme H, the world’s first hydrogen motor racing championship, set to debut in 2025. After months of anticipation, this new slew of drivers got to put the car through its paces, providing invaluable feedback as it gears up for its competitive debut. The car has already undergone an intensive testing program equivalent to three full seasons of racing, ensuring it is race-ready for its inaugural campaign. Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g-ept6g3

The Extreme E paddock sends our best wishes and support to Sir Chris Hoy and his family. His courage, both on and off the track, inspires us all 💚

Testing take 2: Extreme H edition Catie Munnings, Timmy Hansen and Kevin Hansen put the Pioneer 25 through its paces during one of the final tests before the car goes into full production but that's not the first time. All 3 tested the Odyssey 21 back before Season 1 began and they've come back for more. We're ready for 2025, are you? #HydrogenPioneers

Managing Director of Extreme E, Ali Russell, joined Chief Executive of Symbio, Philippe Rosier to speak on a panel at the 4th annual Sustainability Week: Countdown to COP29 in Amsterdam. The panel, moderated by Nicolás Daher, lead energy analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) discussed 'Driving down emissions: Hydrogen innovations in the automotive industry'. In the quest to reduce emissions and combat climate change, the automotive industry is exploring the various sustainable mobility solutions hydrogen presents, how hydrogen fuel cells support the race to net zero, the current status of these technologies, the infrastructure required to support them, and of course the sporting platform Extreme H provides which will help accelerate race-to-road innovations.