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Alejandro Agag, Catie Munnings and Prince Albert II (L-R) © Extreme H
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Alejandro Agag, Catie Munnings and Prince Albert II (L-R) © Extreme H

Monaco’s Prince Albert II test drives Extreme H’s hydrogen-powered racing car

Prince Albert II of Monaco has taken the wheel of Extreme H’s hydrogen-powered prototype racing car, as the five-time Olympian temporarily swapped the bobsleigh for motorsports.

Ahead of the Monaco Hydrogen Alliance’s annual forum, His Serene Highness took the Pioneer 25 for a drive, navigating from the Palace of Monaco through the principality’s streets, renowned as the backdrop for its iconic Formula One (F1) races.

“It was my pleasure to be the first to try out this remarkable race car, here in Monaco, a country which is proud to host the most iconic racing across F1 and Formula E,” Prince Albert II explained.

The Sovereign Prince is focused on environmental protection and established his own foundation in 2006, whilst also participating in expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica to raise climate change awareness.

© Extreme H

He reiterated, “Hydrogen represents an important pathway to a sustainable future, offering solutions to reduce emissions across multiple sectors.”

Alejandro Agag, Founder and CEO of Extreme H, said, “Prince Albert II’s leadership in environmental causes inspires us all.

“His support for Extreme H reinforces the message that hydrogen innovation can unlock solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Today’s symbolic drive through Monaco is a testament to hydrogen’s transformative potential.”

The off-road racing series Extreme E was halted early this year to allow a full focus on the 2025 hydrogen racing championship.

Last July, the organisation unveiled the “first” hydrogen fuel cell-powered racing car – the Pioneer 25.

Read more:Extreme E launches Pioneer 25 ahead of hydrogen racing championship

Boasting a fuel cell provided by Symbio, the vehicle’s 400kW output can reportedly reach 0-100kph in 4.5 seconds, with a top speed of 205kph (127mph).

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