The article challenges the notion that hydrogen fuel cells are the future for fast track driving, emphasizing the limitations of battery-powered cars in motorsports due to their weight and recharge time. It discusses the inefficiency of fuel cells in racecars, as they struggle to manage waste heat effectively. Instead, the article suggests hydrogen combustion engines as a more viable option for motorsports due to their ability to run hotter and efficiently eliminate waste heat, making them suitable for high-performance vehicles like those seen in endurance races. While fuel cells are considered a better solution for road vehicles, especially trucks and vans, hydrogen combustion engines are praised for their performance benefits in motorsports. The article also touches on the similarities between ICE hydrogen cars and traditional petrol cars, highlighting the familiar driving experience and appealing engine sound that fans would appreciate in a racing setting.