Extreme H, the inaugural hydrogen-based motorsport series, has achieved a significant milestone by securing a major broadcast deal with Fox Sports in the United States. The three-year agreement will see races aired on FS1 and FS2, expanding Fox Sports' portfolio of motorsport content. This deal comes at a crucial time for Extreme E, which is transitioning to become Extreme H in the upcoming season. The series faced challenges in its 2024 season due to financial difficulties, leading to an early conclusion. However, the partnership with Fox Sports signifies a positive trajectory for the hydrogen-powered series. Fox Sports, known for its coverage of motorsport events like Extreme E, IndyCar, and Nascar, is now positioning itself as a hub for innovative and sustainable racing content. Both parties express enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing the role of hydrogen in shaping the future of clean mobility. Ali Russell, managing director of Extreme E and Extreme H, and Bill Wanger, head of programming for Fox Sports, highlight the importance of showcasing hydrogen racing to American audiences and promoting sustainability. While concrete details about Extreme H's launch in 2025 are limited, the unveiling of the car for the next season indicates progress. Despite uncertainties in the motorsport industry, the partnership between Extreme H and Fox Sports underscores a shared commitment to advancing clean energy and inspiring action for a more sustainable future.