Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, at the weekend, described the E1 Lagos GP Championship as a demonstration of innovation and progress.
He said the event showcased Lagos’ creativity, resilience and commitment to clean energy and sustainable solutions.
“Hosting the E1 Grand Prix is not just about sport. It is about innovation, environmental responsibility, and putting Lagos on the global map for future-focused development,” Sanwo-Olu said.
Team Brazil, at the weekend, won the E1 Lagos GP, clinching their first win of the series.
Powerboat pilot Timmy Hansen and Leva Millere-Hagin delivered the goods at the E1 Lagos GP, leading Team Brazil through the group races, race-off and to the final.
Team Brazil, which got 38 points for its win, taking their tally up to 89 points, beat Team Blue Rising to second place, while Team Drogba finished third.
Notably, Team Rafa and Team Brady, both consistent front-runners in the championship standings, missed out on the podium this time.
The E1 Lagos GP is an all-electric powerboat race designed to combine cutting-edge technology, environmental sustainability, and high-speed entertainment on water. It features teams competing in high-performance electric boats, with international participants and spectators attending the event.
Lagos State is the first African city to host the prestigious E1 Racing Championship. The revolutionary electric powerboat competition was held on Saturday and Sunday at Victoria Island, Lagos.
