Extreme E, the electric SUV off-road racing series, has renewed its broadcast partnership with Dubai Sports that will see the sport for purpose championship screened live across the United Arab Emirates, Middle East and North Africa for Season 2.

Extreme E will continue to highlight the impact climate change has had on the planet, whilst raising awareness, driving sustainability and inspiring action.

Ali Russell, Chief Marketing Officer at Extreme E, said: “I’m delighted that we will continue to work alongside Dubai Sports and in turn highlight the issues facing our planet, not to mention the action-packed, wheel-to-wheel racing to regions with an ever-growing passion for motorsport. We want to continue spreading the message and share the Championship’s ultimate goal of driving awareness of climate change worldwide, alongside what will once again be thrilling racing between the best drivers and teams around in Season 2.”

Rashed Amiri, Deputy CEO of Channels Affairs at Dubai Sports, added: “We are delighted to once again broadcast Extreme E across Dubai Sports for Season 2. We were able to bring this exciting new Championship to our audiences in the United Arab Emirates, Middle East and North Africa in 2021, as well as highlight the series’ main objective of raising awareness of the climate crisis. Extreme E has already proven itself to be a thrilling motorsport series and we are looking forward to the Championship once again launching in Saudi Arabia next month.”

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