The TotalEnergies 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps witnessed a significant focus on the decarbonization of racing through hydrogen technology. A notable crowd of 98,874 attendees gathered at the event, where a Hydrogen Village in the Spa-Francorchamps Fan Zone showcased hydrogen-powered racing cars like the Alpine Alpenglow Hy6 and the Toyota Gazoo Racing Yaris H2 Concept. Spectators were treated to track demonstrations displaying the capabilities of these innovative prototypes, with the Alpine Alpenglow Hy6 garnering particular attention. Additionally, engaging activities conducted by ACO and MissionH24 allowed fans to interact with hydrogen, including demonstrations of water electrolysis. Experts from various organizations like TotalEnergies, Alpine, Toyota, and more participated in the H2 forum, providing insights on the future integration of hydrogen in endurance racing by 2028. The event marked a milestone with the installation of the first TotalEnergies 700 bar station for refueling with gaseous hydrogen in the Belgian paddock, emphasizing the industry's shift towards sustainable fuel options. The interactive and educational nature of the event created a positive atmosphere, enabling fans to explore and understand the potential of hydrogen as an energy vector in racing.