Tom Brady’s Electric Boats Float, Nadal Chases Waves, Not Balls
Meet E1, the 2024 debutante of electric powerboat racing that’s basically F1 if it gave up asphalt for water and petrol for batteries. Owned by a cocktail of celebs like Tom Brady (who’s now basically winning everything except golf), Will Smith, Rafael Nadal, and DJ Steve Aoki (because what’s a race without electronic dance beats?), these neon RaceBirds hit nearly 60 mph while literally flying above water on foils. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund bankrolls the eco-eco show, promising carbon reduction with hypersonic yachts crashing the party. Season two’s dramatic Miami finale has Nadal trailing Brady’s team by 3 points, proving even watery F1 loves a soap opera.
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Electric boats race at 60 mph while celebs like Tom Brady and Will Smith try to channel their inner aquanauts. It’s F1 meets a water park with less snack food and more massive yachts threatening to smush the racers. Splash zone's global and confusing.
Tom Brady winning championships on water now. What’s next? Tennis with engines? E1 is Formula Wtf, mixing speedboats with stardom and a splash of eco-friendliness nobody asked for but everyone’s pretending to care about.
E1’s bright neon boats and billionaire-backed celeb teams prove sustainability has officially joined the reality TV era. Who needs F1 tires when you have foiling hobbits on water battling waves, mega yachts, and PR executives with agendas?
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 11/8/2025 | Author: Lauren Edmonds
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