In a world where go-karts are not only fun but also eco-friendly, students across the U.S. are embracing hydrogen technology to develop hydrogen-powered go-karts. At Davidson College, physics majors successfully built a hydrogen-powered go-kart, showcasing their innovation at a symposium. Similarly, Pedro Picazo from Centralia High School converted a traditional combustion engine to run on hydrogen, aiming to create street-legal hydrogen vehicles. Companies like LiquidPiston are revolutionizing hydrogen technology with their lightweight X-Engine, offering efficient and performance-enhanced hydrogen-powered go-karts. These projects highlight the educational value of hydrogen-powered go-karts, inspiring interest in STEM fields and sustainable energy solutions. The future sees hydrogen-powered go-karts paving the way for zero-emission transportation, reduced environmental impact, and innovative integration with renewable energy sources, steering towards a greener future.