Prince Albert II Takes Historic Drive in Pioneering Hydrogen Race Car Through Monaco
Prince Albert II took the controls of Extreme H's groundbreaking Pioneer 25 hydrogen-powered race car in Monaco, driving from the Prince's Palace to Hotel Hermitage ahead of the Monaco Hydrogen Alliance Forum.
Man poses with hydrogen race car
The demonstration highlighted Monaco's commitment to sustainable motorsport innovation, with Prince Albert II emphasizing hydrogen's crucial role in reducing emissions across multiple sectors. The Prince expressed pride in Monaco's position as a host for iconic racing events like Formula 1 and Formula E.
Green Formula racing car in Monaco
As both a motorsport enthusiast and clean energy advocate, Prince Albert II's involvement aligns perfectly with Extreme H's mission. Alejandro Agag, Extreme H's founder, praised the Prince's environmental leadership and highlighted how the demonstration symbolizes hydrogen's transformative potential in motorsport.
This royal connection follows a tradition of royal involvement in Extreme racing series, including Prince William's test of the Extreme E Odyssey 21 at Knockhill Circuit in 2021 and Prince Khalid Bin Sultan Al Abdullah Al Faisal's regular attendance at Saudi Arabian events.
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