On the scene during one of the LMPH2G's pit stops at the first-ever mobile hydrogen station in competition, designed by Total, Spa-Francorchamps circuit CEO Nathalie Maillet said: "We are delighted to celebrate this anniversary with MissionH24, the ACO and GreenGT. Indeed, it was a year ago also during the European Le Mans Series round, the 4 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, that we were chosen by the ACO to host and present this hydrogen project. We hosted the demonstration of the LMPH2G hydrogen-electric prototype at our circuit. Now this major project continues with the introduction of the car on the track with other competitors for the first time, in the Michelin Le Mans Cup. And to mark this anniversary, we have another debut, the first competition mobile hydrogen station, developed by Total, to refuel the LMPH2G. It's huge for our circuit."

"We are extremely proud and would like to thank the ACO for this honour. The ongoing goal at our circuit is the research and development of new technologies, especially those working to respect and preserve our environment and the planet."

"In our daily endeavors, we are very vigilant relative to our carbon footprint and highly aware of our impact. With this hydrogen project, we are moving forward as pioneers, which means anticipating, considering, implementing procedures adapted to new conditions, especially in terms of safety. We have carefully followed all the procedures for authorisations and permits. We are also working on the energy sources at our buildings with companies dealing with hydrogen. I am so thrilled about this premiere and seeing the car on the track with its very unique sound."