Saudi Motorsport Company (SMC) and Extreme H have announced a strategic commercial partnership as part of their joint efforts to advance innovation in sustainable technologies and establish Saudi Arabia as a global motorsport hub.
Extreme H organizes the FIA Extreme H World Cup, a hydrogen-powered racing series featuring mixed-gender teams competing in a three-day program in remote, challenging environments. The partnership will see SMC and Extreme H work closely to strengthen the World Cup’s commercial presence across the kingdom.
Commenting on the partnership, Mansour Almokbel, chief executive officer of SMC, said, “Following the success of the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup, we are stepping into the future with even greater ambition. As the races continue to evolve from electric to hydrogen power, they reflect a shared commitment to innovation and to advancing sustainable solutions for future generations.”
He added, “We are proud of our strategic partnership with Extreme H, which marks an important step in advancing our vision to support clean energy and drive meaningful innovation. Saudi Arabia will continue to lead in this journey, helping to shape a new era of sustainable motorsport.”
Ali Russell, managing director of Extreme H, commented, “I am incredibly excited to continue our extensive relationship with Saudi Motorsport Company. We have built a fantastic foundation together over the years, and I am proud for Extreme H to be a key part of Saudi Arabia’s vibrant motorsport landscape. As we move into this next era of hydrogen power, our partnership with SMC will be vital in demonstrating the potential of sustainable technology on a global stage.”
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