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05 Dec 2024

Mediaset Signs Italian Broadcast Agreement With Hydrogen Racing Series Extreme H

05 Dec 2024   

This exciting chapter will see Extreme H continue the revolutionary steps set by Extreme E, combining high-octane racing with a strong commitment to sustainability, propelling the sport into a new and innovative zero-emissions future. Following the success of Extreme E, the electric off-road racing series that captivated audiences around the globe, Extreme H will pioneer hydrogen technology in motorsport, setting a new standard for sustainability in racing.

Mediaset has been a key broadcast provider of Extreme E in Italy over the past four seasons, bringing its thrilling, environmentally-driven races to millions of viewers across the motorsport loving nation. The extension of this deal into the hydrogen-powered Extreme H series reaffirms Mediaset's commitment to innovative sports and sustainable entertainment.

Giorgio Giovetti, Head of Sport Rights Acquisition, commented: “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with Extreme E and now expand it to include Extreme H. As hydrogen is set to play a vital role in the future of clean mobility, Mediaset is excited to bring this groundbreaking motorsport to Italian fans.”

Ali Russell, Managing Director of Extreme H, added: “We’re delighted to expand our relationship with Mediaset for the Extreme H series. Hydrogen represents the future of clean energy in mobility, and Mediaset will be crucial in sharing this next-generation motorsport with fans across Italy. Together, we aim to showcase the thrilling possibilities of hydrogen racing while inspiring action toward a sustainable future.”

The Extreme H series will retain similar thrilling race formats and off-road locations, but with the added twist of hydrogen-powered vehicles. The clean energy technology used in Extreme H will showcase how hydrogen can be applied to motorsport, setting new standards for innovation and sustainability in the automotive and energy sectors.

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