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Rosberg X Racing got its Extreme E title defense underway in strong fashion with a win in the first part of the Desert X Prix in Saudi Arabia, but it wasn’t straightforward, with the winning margin being the closest in the series’ history.

Extreme E has announced that Symbio will be its official hydrogen fuel cell supplier when the series is rechristened Extreme H in 2025. The electric off-road series will be making the change from battery-powered cars to fuel cell cars next season, in doing so becoming the world’s first full hyd...

Acciona Sainz topped practice for the Desert X Prix as the fourth Extreme E season got underway in Saudi Arabia. Laia Sanz and Fraser McConnell’s combined four-lap time of 10m05.933s was 1.

'Transition year'. It's almost a metaphor for those "pardon our appearance" signs that pop up around construction work. It basically says "bear with us, this year might be boring, but next year will be better".

NASCAR Cup series team Legacy Motor Club will expand into Extreme E this season, with Jimmie Johnson and Gray Leadbetter driving in the all-electric international off-road series. It marks something of a return to his roots for Johnson, who raced off-road trucks before his stock car career.

Chip Ganassi Racing will not take part in this year’s Extreme E championship, RACER can reveal. The American team was one of the first to commit to the all-electric series, and has competed with backing from General Motors via its GMC brand and Hummer EV product for the last three seasons, but ...

Andreas Bakkerud will return to Jenson Button’s JBXE Extreme E team this year for his first full season in the electric off-road category, and will be joined by Dania Akeel at next week's Saudi Arabia season opener.

No female driver has competed in Formula 1 since 1992. More Than Equal hopes to change that by developing girls in motorsport from an early age.

It still seems odd, doesn’t it, McLaren in off-road racing? And yet this year will be the third that the famously squeaky-clean brand has gone and got its feet -- or rather its tires -- dirty.

NEOM McLaren has made a statement of intent by signing Mattias Ekstrom and Cristina Gutierrez to drive for the team in Extreme E this season. McLaren been in the electric off-road series since 2022, but has so far failed to register a victory in its 15 races to date.