Monaco's Prince Albert II Test Drives Revolutionary Hydrogen Race Car
Prince Albert II of Monaco took to the streets of his principality to test drive Extreme H's Pioneer 25, the world's first hydrogen-powered race car. The demonstration run from the Prince's Palace to Hotel Hermitage preceded the Monaco Hydrogen Alliance Forum.
"Hydrogen represents an important pathway to a sustainable future, offering solutions to reduce emissions across multiple sectors," stated Prince Albert II, a known motorsport enthusiast and environmental advocate.
Man poses with hydrogen race car
The Pioneer 25 will compete in the world's inaugural hydrogen-powered racing series launching next year. Extreme H founder Alejandro Agag emphasized the significance of Prince Albert's support, noting how it reinforces hydrogen's potential in addressing global environmental challenges.
Green Formula racing car in Monaco
This royal involvement follows a tradition of monarchs supporting sustainable motorsport initiatives. In 2021, William, Prince of Wales, tested the Extreme E Odyssey 21 at Knockhill Circuit, while Prince Khalid Bin Sultan Al Abdullah Al Faisal of Saudi Arabia has been a regular attendee at Extreme E events in his country.
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