TU Delft's Eco-Runner student team is on a mission to set a new world record with their self-built hydrogen car, the Eco-Runner XIV. The team is attempting to travel over 1360 kilometers along the Elfstedentocht route in Friesland on just 1.45 kilograms of hydrogen without refueling. This challenge aims to showcase the car's efficiency and highlight the potential of hydrogen technology in the automotive industry. The students started their record attempt on June 17, with the goal of surpassing Toyota's current record and reaching an ambitious 2065 kilometers. To achieve this, the team has divided into three crews to ensure continuous movement, with a support van providing instructions to the driver throughout the journey. Additionally, a Toyota Mirai follows the Eco-Runner to close the column. This project not only demonstrates the team's dedication to innovation and sustainability but also emphasizes the growing interest in hydrogen as a clean energy source for vehicles.