F1, FIA, and Extreme H Form Joint Hydrogen Working Group

The group aims to evaluate the future use of hydrogen in motorsport, with Extreme H planning to switch to hydrogen power from 2025.

Formula One, FIA, and the rebranded Extreme H series have announced the formation of a joint hydrogen working group to evaluate the technology's future use in motorsport.
Extreme H, formerly known as Extreme E, plans to switch to hydrogen power from 2025.
The 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race will introduce a new hydrogen category from 2026, with the aim of having the entire top category powered by hydrogen from 2030.
The working group will monitor the progression and development of hydrogen technology for fuel cells and battery systems, as well as infrastructure, transportation, charging, storage, and management, and safety implications.
Extreme H plans to hold a full-speed shakedown of a prototype hydrogen-powered chassis this month, with a full testing programme in early 2024.