The world's first hydrogen race series, Extreme H, unveiled its new car on Thursday with a fresh focus on green technology and a shift away from racing in remote locations... read more »

The FIA and Formula One have announced that they will establish a collaboration with the future Extreme H series which will become the world's first off-road hydrogen... read more »

Formula One, governing FIA and a rebranded Extreme H series announced on Thursday they are setting up a joint hydrogen working group to evaluate the technology's future... read more »

F1 is working with the FIA and the Extreme E electric racing series in a bid to bring hydrogen power to motorsport. read more »

Formula 1, the FIA and a rebranded Extreme H series announced on Thursday they were setting up a joint hydrogen working group to evaluate the technology's future use in... read more »

The FIA and Formula 1 have today revealed their shared plan to establish a combined Hydrogen Working Group along with the newly-formed Extreme H series. It was announced in... read more »

The parties will evaluate how hydrogen technology - including both battery systems and fuel cells - can be used across motorsport, with a focus on increasing the sustainability... read more »

Hydrogen power is developing at a breakneck speed, and for Motorsport development, AVL is leading the charge. We visited AVL's headquarters in Graz, Austria, to find out... read more »

While the FIA recently signed off on plans for the next generation of F1 engines from 2026-2030 to be turbo hybrids run on fully sustainable fuels, there remains debate about... read more »

Formula 1 isn’t ruling out a hydrogen-powered future, although it’s unlikely to happen for some time, according to F1’s director of motor sport, Ross Brawn. F1 is currently in... read more »

While admitting that F1 is unlikely to move away from hybrid power units in the short term, Ross Brawn says that hydrogen is being considered as a potential alternative fuel. read more »

Hydrogen-powered cars could be the future of Formula 1 according to Ross Brawn, the F1 managing director for motorsports. read more »

Could Hydrogen power a Formula 1 car? F1 might have hedged its bets with hybrid powertrains, but it is still aiming for a greener way to power its race cars in the future. In... read more »

Working together with Mercedes, INEOS feel the pair can help push the development of hydrogen fuels for Formula 1. read more »

Recent discussions about which direction Formula 1 should go with its engines over the longer term has tended to focus on two clear options read more »

Red Bull Advanced Technologies is to design a concept Hydrogen Class chassis for Le Mans 2024 in partnership with ORECA. read more »

Red Bull is to play a key role in the 2024 Le Mans following a winning bid from its Advanced Technologies arm to design the concept for the 'Hydrogen Class' chassis. read more »

INEOS CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe has suggested Mercedes could begin to explore using hydrogen to power its Formula 1 cars as the electric revolution continues in the automotive... read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul says Formula 1 should create a thinktank of experts to devise the best plan for its 2026 engine formula, and even consider ideas like hydrogen power read more »