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Standards. some have criticised at the oceangate company for not being prepared to put the craft through the sort of specification checks that other vehicles operating in that other vehicles operating in that sort of depth would have gone through. but others have defended the company and submersibles design, saying safety was taken extreme e seriously and that this is an investigatory, exploratory activity, which means taking risks, pushing the envelope, do things that other people have not done...

Extreme E founder and CEO Alejandro Agag has left the door open for the series to allow technical development from teams, but has reiterated his desire to focus on providing a platform for hydrogen technology in the future instead.

Extreme E’s fourth event of the season will no longer take place in the Amazon or the United States, the electric off-road series’ founder and CEO Alejandor Agag has confirmed. The September 16-17 double header had been penciled in for one of the two locations.

Lewis Hamilton’s X44 Vida Carbon Racing team kick-started its Extreme E title defense with victory in the third round of the season. But while the name above the door -- and one of the team’s drivers -- may be the same as the past two campaigns, it’s very much a new team.

Extreme E points leaders Veloce Racing continued its fine start to the 2023 season by topping practice for the Hydro X Prix in Scotland. The pairing of Molly Taylor and Kevin Hansen – which won the season opener in Saudi Arabia – topped both sessions, setting a combined four-lap time of 9 min...

X44 Vida Carbon Racing’s Fraser McConnell and Cristina Gutierrez claimed victory in the first part of the Hydro X Prix in Scotland after on-track winners Andretti Altawkilat were handed a penalty.

Andreas Bakkerud will replace Heikki Kovalainen at Jenson Button’s JBXE team for the remainder of the Extreme E season, starting with this weekend’s Hydro X Prix in Scotland.

Extreme E has released new figures outlining the level to which its female drivers improved relative to their male counterparts in the second season of the all-electric offroad series.

Extreme E premiered season two of its documentary, "Race for the Planet," this week at an exclusive event at Electric Cinema in London that included RACER among its invited guests.

Before we get going, I’m well aware this is a bit of an out-of-left-field idea, but bear with me – there’s method to my madness. Extreme E’s modus operandi is to travel to remote areas affected by climate change to highlight the issues faced by our planet, raise awareness, and put on a go...