Imagine Formula E, but on water—where sleek, high-tech electric powerboats silently slice through waves at blistering speeds. Welcome to the thrilling world of the E1 Sporting Series, the world’s first all-electric powerboat championship set to redefine aquatic motorsports.
Founded by motorsport pioneers Alejandro Agag (the visionary behind Formula E and Extreme E) and Rodi Basso (former Director of Motorsport at McLaren), the E1 Series combines cutting-edge technology, breathtaking racing action, and sustainability into a single adrenaline-charged spectacle.
Racing Towards a Sustainable Future
The E1 Series isn't merely racing; it symbolises the future of sustainable competition. Each futuristic "RaceBird" powerboat is 100% electric, emissions-free, and capable of speeds up to 50 knots (approximately 93 km/h). With their striking aerodynamic designs and hydrofoil technology, these vessels rise elegantly above the water, creating minimal wake and environmental impact—yet delivering maximum excitement.
Global Championship, Iconic Locations
Fans will witness electrifying races against the backdrop of iconic cityscapes, waterfronts, and natural harbours worldwide. Destinations such as Monaco, Venice, Miami, and Dubai have been proposed, promising spectacular visual and sporting drama that connects global communities through sustainable racing.
Technology and Innovation at the Forefront
The E1 Series showcases extraordinary innovations, ranging from battery efficiency and electric propulsion to pioneering boat design and telemetry systems. Partnerships with leading technology companies ensure the series remains at the cutting edge of engineering and sustainability, inspiring new solutions for maritime mobility.
Inspiring Change, On and Off the Water
Beyond racing, E1 champions ocean conservation and sustainability, engaging fans and communities worldwide in awareness campaigns and clean-water initiatives. Educational programs and community activations surrounding the races reinforce E1’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
