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Sebastien Loeb will remain with Abt Cupra for the seventh and eighth rounds of the Extreme E season in Sardinia this weekend. Nine-time World Rally and defending Extreme E champion Loeb was drafted in as a replacement for Nasser Al-Attiyah at July’s event on the Italian Island, the Qatari drive...

Extreme H, the first hydrogen-only motor racing series, will promote fuel cells as an alternative to batteries for electrifying transport. Does it have a valid point?

Suppose you like racing, hydrogen-powered drivetrains, and SUVs. In that case, you might be happy to learn that Extreme E and the Fédératio...

GUEST EVENT: Dell Technologies is inviting the public to attend its Dell Technologies in Forum in Sydney, today, 29 August. What: Dell Technologies Fo...

Ahead of its third season, Extreme E announced it would be doubling its championship round count by hosting doubleheaders at each of the five events it would hold during the 2023 campaign.

From its launch three years ago, Extreme E has promoted inclusivity, environmentalism and modern technology as core strengths. Now those elements are starting to inspire other ventures like E-Xplorer FIM World Cup, an international electric all-terrain motorcycle racing series.

The Extreme E electric racing series is now powering its events with hydrogen derived from methanol using technology from Kaizen Clean Energy.

She might only be 16, but Lia Block is already building up quite the motorsport resume. The eldest of the late rally and Gymkhana icon Ken Block's three children has already been turning heads on the national rallying scene in the States, taking three class wins from four this year, and dominated...

Rosberg X Racing claimed its first win of the 2023 Extreme E season, drivers Johan Kristoffersson and Mikaela Ahlin-Kottulinsky winning the first part of the Island X Prix in Sardinia after a penalty for on-the-road winners GMC Hummer EV Chip Ganassi Racing.

Nine-time World Rally champion Sebastien Loeb will make a surprise return to Extreme E at next week’s Island X Prix, replacing Nasser Al-Attiyah at Abt Cupra, with the Qatari driver absent due to a date clash with the Baja World Cup.