Extreme H and DAZN Extend Deal to Stream Hydrogen Racing Free Worldwide
The FIA Extreme H World Cup renewed its global broadcast partnership with DAZN, keeping all coverage free-to-view ahead of racing in Saudi Arabia from 29-31 October.
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The FIA Extreme H World Cup has extended its global broadcast agreement with DAZN, continuing to offer the hydrogen-powered motorsport series free of charge to viewers around the world, according to Sports Video Group.
Under the renewed deal, DAZN will carry all Extreme H programming at no cost to fans, with coverage delivered in English across markets. The series bills itself as the world's first and only hydrogen-powered motorsport.
The championship is scheduled to return to Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia, for three days of competition from 29 to 31 October. The event marks the second edition of the FIA-sanctioned race series.
Sports Video Group reported that Ali Russell, managing director of Extreme H, said the series was pleased to extend the partnership as it continues to grow on a global stage, adding that DAZN's free-to-access platform lets fans worldwide tune in to the racing.
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