The FIA Extreme H World Cup, a landmark competition dedicated to advancing hydrogen innovation and gender equality in motorsport, has progressed with the signing of a non-binding agreement between the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and Extreme H. This collaboration aims to align the competition's values with the FIA's commitment to promoting sustainability and inclusivity in racing platforms. The World Cup will be the first racing series powered by hydrogen, showcasing state-of-the-art fuel cell technology to demonstrate the viability of hydrogen as a zero-emission energy source, thereby influencing the automotive industry and racing sector towards clean energy solutions. Moreover, the gender equality aspect of the competition ensures that all teams will have an equal representation of male and female drivers, fostering talent and inspiring a new generation of racers and fans. With plans to unveil more details in early 2025, the FIA Extreme H World Cup is poised to make a significant impact on motorsport, the automotive industry, and beyond, accelerating the transition to clean energy and promoting an inclusive racing culture. The FIA President and the CEO of the FIA Extreme H World Cup express their enthusiasm for the competition's potential to set new sustainability standards and drive positive change in the world of motorsport.