The motorsport industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards more sustainable solutions, including the adoption of alternative engine technologies like electric and hydrogen-powered engines. While the transition is essential for a greener planet, the industry also aims to retain the essence of the sport. Major events like Formula One are taking steps towards sustainability, with plans to use 100% sustainable fuel and achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. The recent debut of a hydrogen-powered motorcycle during the Le Mans 24-hour Endurance race by Kawasaki signals a promising future for hydrogen in racing. This prototype, based on the H2 SX model, showcased the power of hydrogen in motorsport. Additionally, Formula One is introducing advanced sustainability technology and safety features in 2026 to align with a more sustainable future. Exciting changes in Formula One include returning to Madrid after 45 years, with Miami and Austrian Grand Prix races secured until 2041. The motorsport world is embracing innovation and commitment to a greener, more sustainable future.