Extreme E, a pioneering racing series, has been recognized for its sustainability and inclusion efforts in the sports business by receiving nominations for various prestigious awards. The series, known for showcasing how motor racing can drive positive change, has been nominated for the Renewable Energy Project of the Year, Sports Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Award, and Sustainability in Sport Award. Through its initiatives, Extreme E has raised awareness about climate change impact, championed sustainable solutions, and successfully reduced its overall carbon footprint by 8.2%. Extreme E's commitment to sustainability is evident in its use of green hydrogen, solar energy, and innovative waste management practices. The racing series ensures its carbon-neutral status by engaging regional suppliers, sourcing locally for race events, and employing cutting-edge carbon offsetting technology. Additionally, Extreme E's infrastructure includes the use of green hydrogen produced by ENOWA's Hydrogen Fuel Cell System in remote locations. One of the standout features of Extreme E is its inclusive approach to racing. By having both male and female drivers compete on the same course in the same race, Extreme E has created a level playing field for all competitors. This approach has led to a significant 51% closure of the performance gap between female and male drivers since the series' inception. The track data, verified by EY, underscores the impact of equal access to track time and performance development. Moreover, Extreme E has been instrumental in supporting young mechanical and engineering talent through its Racing for All programme. This initiative, driven by the series' ethos of inclusivity and equality, aims to provide opportunities for the next generation of talent in the motorsport industry. Extreme E's holistic approach to sustainability, inclusion, and talent development underscores its position as a trailblazer in driving positive change in the sports business.