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If you have $1.1 billion (£700 million pounds) to spare and love the glamour of  but hate the crowds we have the yacht for you...

A yacht with its very own go kart circuit sounds unusual but then again this certainly isn't your regular run-of-the-mill yacht. 'The Streets of Monaco' promises to recreate a small section of the .

This one-of-a-kind concept incorporates land-based architecture by Yacht Island Design, is able to accommodate 16 guests and 70 crew and is expected to be able to reach a top speed of 15 knots.

Main features include swimming pool with swim-in Jacuzzi/bar, fountains, gardens, courtyard for sporting activities (which also doubles up as a ), waterfall, spa with manicure and hair salon,  owner's apartment, seven guest suites, , , wine cellar, casino, dance hall, two large tender garages, sea level 'beach' decks, dive dock and a submarine, which can be deployed from one of the submerged hulls. With all that no wonder the yacht has to be over 155 metres long.

Continuing the island theme Yacht Island Design's next project will be a smaller 85-metre yacht based on a Pacific Island with 'a flowing organic shape and natural themed features'.

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Monaco is no doubt a dream town. European or not there is no one in this world who does not wish to see it at least once. So, it comes as no surprise that a legend like this has inspired a luxury yacht. Called Streets of Monaco, this is a concept yacht designed by Yacht Island Design in cooperation to BMT Nigel Gee.

"The art of producing a themed yacht is to seamlessly weave a story into every element of the design and is achieved via extensive consultation with the client during the initial phases of the design process."

The yacht features four major external deck spaces. The first one includes the main swimming pool with swim-in Jacuzzi/bar and the Casino Square, featuring a large glass-bottomed fountain in a tranquil garden setting. The second one is a multi-purpose courtyard that allows various sporting activities and doubles as a helipad.

The third is called ‘The Oasis’ and includes a central waterfall feature, a Spa with manicure and hair salon, sauna/steam rooms and a relaxation lounge featuring a spa pool with a bar. And finally the fourth one is called Grand Atrium and includes seven guest suites, library, communal office, communal balcony and cinema.

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The yacht is powered by a diesel-electric powertrain and will be able to hit a top speed of 15 knots. All this beauty has been designed to accommodate only 16 guests and 70 crew.

Only one thing remains: put it to production!

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Inside £1bn superyacht ‘Streets of Monaco’ – with replica Grand Prix track, casino & tennis court

• Josie Klein
• Published : 15:12, 17 Feb 2022
• Updated : 12:32, 9 Mar 2022

YOU could be forgiven for thinking a city's streets must stay firmly on the ground.

But a £1bn superyacht is throwing that idea out the window with a replica Monaco Grand Prix track on its deck.

The Streets of Monaco is a luxury yacht inspired by the lavish city that, while still in the design phase, will feature everything you'd expect from a visit to the French city-state, including casinos and swimming pools.

Designed by Yacht Island Design , the superyacht is centred around its replica of the famous Grand Prix circuit which will be a functioning go-kart track where guests can race against each other.

The 152m yacht will have a special owner's apartment and seven guest suites and can sleep up to 16 guests and 70 crew.

The suites are all on the lower level of the central atrium and each have their own reception room, bathroom, dressing room, bedroom and balcony - with the VIP suites also featuring a private office.

Also in the atrium is the owner's apartment which is spread over three floors. In addition to all the features in the guest suites, the owner's apartment also has a private courtyard, sunroom and private sundeck with a jacuzzi and swimming pool.

The main boarding point of the yacht is The Oasis - a double-height foyer modelled on the gardens just outside the Monaco Casino.

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Living up to its name, The Oasis features multi-level pools which cascade from one to another, a jacuzzi and seating among plants, to give guests a peaceful place to relax while onboard.

Additionally, the yacht includes a helicopter pad, tennis court, spa, gym, manicure and hair salon, sauna and steam rooms, private massage suites, cinema and library.

A spokesperson for the design company said: "The theme is based around the Mediterranean principality with the primary focus being the famous grand prix circuit.

"The idea was to recreate the circuit as a fully functional kart track, able to accommodate three karts side by side to allow for plenty of overtaking.

"By sizing the track in this way it has driven the overall dimensions of the yacht and the placement of the famous landmarks.

"The Monaco story extends beyond this exterior architecture and into the interior spaces giving a seamless transition as guests move between the various areas of the yacht."

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Streets of Monaco Yacht pictures: Replica city and race-track on the high seas

With a prohibitive price of $1.1 billion the Streets of Monaco Yacht, named after the famous principality and millionaire’s playground, is a lesson in extravagance and exclusivity. Currently the largest and most expensive personal boat (Eclipse) belongs to Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich, however the yacht, currently in its initial design phase, would no doubt make even the Russian a tad envious. Perhaps with good reason, as the yacht will feature miniatures and scaled down versions of the famous Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, Cafe de Paris, La Racasse, the Loews Hotel and last but certainly not least, the owner of the yacht will have access to the main apartment which encompasses and astounding 4,800 square feet and is spread over three floors. The yacht even features a go-kart race track inspired by The Monaco Grand Prix. What good is being out in the ocean if there isn’t a beach? No need to worry as the vessel features a beach as well as multiple swimming pools and tennis courts.

As if the cost of purchasing the yacht wasn’t nearly enough, and believe me it is, the estimated cost of running the ship could total tens of millions a year. The only question that remains now is, who is going to buy it?

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The yacht Streets of Monaco is a stunning vessel that was designed to emulate the glamorous atmosphere of the famous city-state in the south of France. It was first conceived in 2011 by the yacht designers at Yacht Island Design , and its construction was completed by the Dutch shipyard, Icon Yachts, in 2015. The yacht is a true marvel of modern engineering and design, and its finances are equally impressive.

The Streets of Monaco is an enormous yacht, measuring 500 feet in length and featuring a gross tonnage of 16,000. Its exterior design is meant to resemble a floating replica of Monaco, complete with famous landmarks like the Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, and La Rascasse. The yacht also includes a helipad, a multi-level pool, multiple Jacuzzis, and a variety of luxurious guest suites and amenities.

But what about the finances of this impressive vessel? The Streets of Monaco reportedly cost around $1 billion to build, making it one of the most expensive yachts in the world. The owner of the yacht has not been publicly disclosed, but it is believed to be owned by a billionaire businessman or member of a royal family.

The operating costs of the yacht are also substantial, with estimates ranging from $25 million to $30 million per year. This includes crew salaries, maintenance, fuel, insurance, and other expenses. The yacht is staffed by a team of over 70 crew members, including experienced chefs, engineers, and hospitality professionals.

Despite its high costs, the Streets of Monaco is often chartered out for private events and luxury vacations. The yacht can accommodate up to 16 guests in its eight spacious suites, each of which is decorated in a unique style inspired by different areas of Monaco. It also includes a large indoor cinema, a gym, a spa, and a variety of water sports equipment.

Overall, the yacht Streets of Monaco is a true masterpiece of design and engineering, with impressive finances to match. While it may not be accessible to the average person, it is a symbol of the luxury and extravagance that can be achieved with enough wealth and creativity.

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Mega Yachts: Streets of Monaco

For the super-rich it would combine the delights of Monaco with untrammelled access to the ports of the world – as well as bragging rights as to owning the world’s most expensive personal yacht.

British designers have produced plans for a floating replica of the principality named Streets Of Monaco which features scaled-down versions of its famous landmarks including the Monte Carlo racetrack.

The 500ft-long boat – expected to cost up to £700million – also boasts miniatures of the famed Monte Carlo Casino, Hotel de Paris, Cafe de Paris, La Rascasse, the Loews Hotel as well as swimming pools and tennis courts.

It even has a platform that holds smaller yachts in case prospective owners need something a little nippier to get around in.

The most mind-bending feature is the Monaco Grand Prix-inspired go-kart track complete with tunnel complex which runs around the deck.

The ship is the brainchild of fledgling Derbyshire-based Yacht Island Design.

Company director Rob McPherson said: ‘The design theme called for a unique yacht that reflected the style and sophistication of the principality.

‘We want to create a truly unique environment that could take the principality of Monaco to the ocean.’

But for the designers the centerpiece of the incredible ship is The Atrium, which links the upper and lower living areas.

The Atrium has seven guest suites which all include their own reception room, bathroom, dressing room, bedroom and balcony.

In total, Streets of Monaco’ would be capable of housing 16 guests and 70 crew and would cost the owner tens of millions to run each year.

And the billionaire owner would get the benefit of the main apartment which is spread over three floors, sprawling an amazing 4,800sq ft – the size of a luxury penthouse.

The four-deck yacht will also have BBQ facilities dotted around the deck as well as a mini waterfall and cafe bar with underwater views.

While only at a design stage, The Streets Of Monaco would likely exceed the £665 million price-tag rumored to be paid by Roman Abramovich for his ‘Eclipse’ yacht to become the world’s most expensive personal boat.

At 500ft, The Streets of Monaco is 25ft shorter than the Chelsea owner’s super-yacht but Abramovich would undoubtedly be envious of the Monaco’s fully functional kart circuit.

Now that the design has been completed, the only question remaining for Yacht Island Design is whether they can find a billionaire with enough spare change to turn it into a reality.

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The Streets of Monaco. The yacht that could revolutionize luxury yachting

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The yacht that could revolutionize luxury yachting

“ The Streets of Monaco “, the eccentric yacht would be the closest thing to the idea of ​​a floating luxury hotel. A surprisingly flashy and expensive prototype, “ The Streets of Monaco ,” a $ 965 million titan

The project designed by Yacht Island Design is still a prototype, but if possible it would be one of the most impressive inventions of pleasure in contemporary history.

As its name suggests, The Streets of Monaco is based on the popular European town characterized by its luxurious casinos and prestigious hotels. Due to the intimidating size of her, the structure of the yacht is swath type, similar to that of cargo ships.

As for the size of it, the yacht would be 155 meters in length, which would fit 16 people in the main living areas and another 70 corresponding to the crew. Also, the maximum speed of it would be 15 knots or 28 km / h.

Due to the magnitude of it, the Streets of Monaco would enter numerous leisure areas such as bars, swimming pools, tennis courts and even a heliport in case you have to abandon ship in an emergency. In addition, the spa, gym, hairdresser and beauty salon will allow you to achieve the maximum possible relaxation.

But that’s not all, as it would also include a restaurant, a library, a large movie theater with the latest in audiovisual technology, a solarium, a wine cellar, and up to seven guest rooms, including a 356-square-meter VIP room.

The design of this luxurious and eccentric yacht designed exclusively for magnates includes a central department of 1,460 square meters distributed on three floors capable of connecting to all decks by means of a private elevator. This home would be for the owner or guests

The price of it, if the development takes place, could reach a little more than USD 965 million.

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Exploring the Extravagance of the Streets of Monaco Yacht

Monaco, the tiny yet glamorous principality nestled on the French Riviera, is known for its luxurious lifestyle, exquisite cuisine, and breathtaking scenery. One of the most extravagant experiences that Monaco has to offer is cruising along its picturesque coastline on a yacht. The streets of Monaco are lined with some of the world's most impressive yachts, each one more opulent than the last. In this article, we'll explore the allure of the streets of Monaco yacht scene and all that it has to offer. From the stunning views to the magnificent vessels themselves, prepare to be transported into a world of luxury and indulgence.

Indulge in Luxury Living on the High Seas

The Streets of Monaco yacht is a true masterpiece that exudes opulence and extravagance. This magnificent yacht is designed to replicate the streets of Monaco and features some of the most luxurious amenities you can imagine. From the moment you set foot on this yacht, you will be transported to a world of elegance and sophistication. The yacht is 500 feet long and has four decks, each one offering something unique and spectacular. There is no other yacht like it in the world, and it truly sets the standard for luxury living on the high seas. The first deck of the Streets of Monaco yacht is designed to resemble the famous Monte Carlo Casino. It features a grand entrance with a stunning fountain and a beautiful glass atrium. As you make your way inside, you will find yourself surrounded by the best of the best - from high-end jewelry stores to designer boutiques and even a helipad. Moving up to the second deck, you will find an incredible replica of the Grand Prix track in Monaco. It is complete with go-karts and a full-scale Formula 1 race car simulator. Imagine racing along the track while taking in the beautiful views of the open sea - it is an experience unlike any other. The third deck of the Streets of Monaco yacht is all about relaxation and entertainment. Here, you will find a stunning swimming pool, a Jacuzzi, and a beautiful waterfall feature. There is also a sunbathing area where you can soak up the sun and enjoy the breathtaking views.

If you're more into indoor entertainment, there is also a cinema room, a library, and a casino. You can spend your days lounging by the pool or watching your favorite movie, and your nights trying your luck at the casino tables. The fourth and final deck is dedicated to the owner's suite, which is truly a masterpiece in itself. It features a private balcony with a Jacuzzi, a king-size bed, a dressing room, and an en-suite bathroom with a beautiful marble bathtub. The suite is designed to offer the utmost privacy and comfort, ensuring that you have everything you need for a luxurious and indulgent stay. In addition to these incredible amenities, the Streets of Monaco yacht also has a full crew on board to cater to your every need. From a private chef who can prepare gourmet meals, to a personal trainer who can help you stay in shape while onboard, the crew is dedicated to ensuring that you have the best possible experience. The Streets of Monaco yacht is not just a vessel for transportation, but a floating palace for the affluent. It's perfect for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and indulge in some quiet time with family or friends. The yacht offers state-of-the-art technology, high-end furnishings, and unparalleled convenience, all while cruising through the calm waters of the ocean. One of the standout features of the Streets of Monaco yacht is its unique design. The yacht has been modeled after the luxurious streets of Monaco, which are renowned for their extravagance and elegance. With the casino, the Monte Carlo track, and designer boutiques, it's as if you're walking through the streets of Monaco itself. The yacht can accommodate up to 16 guests in eight lavish staterooms. Each room is beautifully designed and decorated with the finest materials to provide a comfortable and serene environment for guests to relax and unwind. The staterooms come equipped with all the latest amenities, including HD TVs, DVD players, and internet access.

The yacht's interior is a blend of classic luxury and modern design. The main salon is spacious and features large windows that allow natural light to flood in. The furniture is all custom-made and upholstered in the finest fabrics to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The dining area is perfect for intimate dinners or grand parties, with enough seating for all guests to enjoy a delicious meal prepared by your very own private chef. The outdoor areas of the yacht are just as impressive as the interior. The upper deck features a large Jacuzzi, sun loungers, and an outdoor bar, making it the perfect place to soak up the sun and take in the stunning views of the ocean. There is also an expansive helipad on the top deck, which can be used for quick and easy transportation to and from the yacht. The yacht is fully crewed, ensuring that every need is catered to. From the skilled captain who navigates the yacht through the ocean to the personal chef who prepares gourmet meals, every crew member is dedicated to providing guests with the ultimate luxury experience. If you're looking to indulge in the ultimate luxury living experience, then the Streets of Monaco yacht is the perfect choice. With its stunning design, incredible amenities, and unparalleled attention to detail, it is sure to exceed all of your expectations. So why wait? Book your trip today and start living the high life on the high seas!

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The Streets of Monaco yacht is an engineering marvel, with its design inspired by the opulence of Monte Carlo's streets. This stunning vessel spans 500 feet in length and four decks high, and boasts unrivaled amenities that will leave you breathless. Upon boarding, you'll be greeted with lavish elegance that transports you to another realm of luxury. The first deck features a grand entrance complete with a fountain and glass atrium, and houses high-end jewelry stores, designer boutiques, and a helipad for guests who prefer to travel in style. Moving up to the second deck, you'll find yourself surrounded by one of the most impressive aspects of the yacht- a replica of the Formula One Grand Prix circuit of Monaco. Guests can race go-karts around this track or test their skills on the full-scale Formula 1 race car simulator. Imagine the thrill of racing while being surrounded by the beauty of the ocean, a truly unique experience.

The third deck provides an opportunity to relax and unwind in style. Here, you'll find a tranquil swimming pool, Jacuzzi, and a gorgeous waterfall feature. With a sunbathing area and comfortable loungers, the third deck provides ample space to soak up the sun and enjoy picturesque views of the open sea. If indoor entertainment is more your style, the yacht offers a cinema room, library, and casino tables to keep you entertained during your stay. The crew will ensure that your every need is met, from providing gourmet meals to arranging personal training sessions with our onboard fitness trainer. The fourth and final deck is reserved for the owner's suite, which is an exquisite work of art in itself. The sanctuary comes complete with a private balcony, Jacuzzi, king-size bed, dressing room, and en-suite bathroom fitted with a beautiful marble bathtub. The suite is designed to offer the utmost privacy and comfort, making it perfect for those seeking an elite yachting experience. One of the most exceptional things about the Streets of Monaco yacht is its attention to detail. Every aspect of this vessel has been meticulously crafted, from the grand entrance to the owner's suite, to provide guests with the ultimate luxury experience. The yacht is staffed by a professional crew that is dedicated to ensuring that all your needs are met. In addition to the remarkable features on board, the yacht is also eco-friendly, with a hybrid propulsion system that reduces emissions and noise levels. This allows you to enjoy the serene beauty of the ocean without disturbing marine life or contributing to pollution.

The Streets of Monaco yacht is the epitome of luxury and sophistication. It offers a unique and unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting impression on guests. With its stunning design, top-of-the-line amenities, and attentive crew, this yacht is the ultimate in yachting experiences. In conclusion, the Streets of Monaco yacht is an exceptional work of art that combines elegance and innovation to provide guests with the ultimate luxury experience on the open sea. With its exceptional amenities, eco-friendliness, and remarkable attention to detail, it is the perfect place for anyone who wants to indulge in the ultimate yachting experience. Book your stay on the Streets of Monaco yacht today and get ready to immerse yourself in a world of indulgence and luxury. Let us take care of you and show you what it truly means to experience the ultimate in yachting. Get ready to unwind, relax, and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the ocean on this magnificent vessel.

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This Flash Prize Just Made the SCCA Foundation’s Monaco Grand Prix Megayacht Sweepstakes Even Sweeter

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One of SCCA Foundation’s biggest sweepstakes is taking place right now. The Monaco Grand Prix Elite Megayacht 2025 Sweepstakes, which kicked off this summer and runs through Nov. 30, 2024, is for a bucket-list experience every motorsport fan would drool over, with the grand prize winner and a guest heading to the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix F1 race. But thanks to this limited-time-offer flash prize, things just got sweeter.

Before we get to the flash prize, let’s run through the basics.

The Monaco Grand Prix Elite Megayacht 2025 Sweepstakes package includes a three night/four day stay at a boutique luxury hotel in Nice Old Town during the May 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, plus superyacht hospitality access for two guests on all three days of the Grand Prix (practice, qualifying, and race days). Time on the yacht includes luxury breakfast, buffet lunch, a champagne reception, plus beer, wine, spirits, champagne, and soft drinks all day via waitress service. There’s also guest DJs, live music performances, on board TV screens, an F1 celebrity guest speaker, an F1 wristband for Monaco access, and $2,000 to apply toward additional travel expenses, such as airfare.

Note that the sweepstakes does not include grandstand tickets. Instead, you’ll be watching the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix in luxury from the deck of the superyacht Titania. Life can be rough.

Here’s the Flash Prize

SCCA Foundation sweepstakes often include limited-time flash prizes, and this one is a 3D model of the F1 Circuit de Monaco.

Measuring approximately 7” x 7” x 1.4” tall, this 3D model artwork is an accurate, to-scale art piece printed using matte white biodegradable PLA. The famous Monaco harbor is a brilliant blue gloss acrylic providing an eye-catching contrast.

Each piece of art in the print-scape collection comes with a midnight black frame crafted from acrylic for the optimum blend of lightness and durability, providing a modern look and pristine shine. Multiple hanging points on the reverse allow for a seamless wall display, while a folding strut offers that same flexibility for standing on a table, shelf, or mantlepiece. It also comes equipped with a removable spacer that offers the choice of two display depth positions.

This print-scape is a must-have piece for any Formula 1 fan.

This flash prize is available for those who purchase sweepstakes tickets from now until Labor Day

And bonus to this bonus: By using the link below, you’ll get into the flash prize drawing AND get 35% bonus sweepstakes entries.

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Several prominent figures in the tech, banking, and legal fields are missing and presumed dead after a yacht capsized off the coast of Sicily and dropped about 150 feet to the bottom of the Mediterranean.

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The Italian coast guard has undertaken recovery efforts, the WSJ noted, and it’s being assisted by diving teams, helicopters, patrol boats, and marine-accident investigators from the United Kingdom. While the rescuers have so far only recovered the body of the yacht’s chef, they believe that the rest of the missing are trapped inside the ship.

“The space is very tight, because everything fell when [the yacht] capsized,” Luca Cari, the head of Italy ’s national firefighters’ corps, told The Wall Street Journal . “Divers are trying to remove furnishings, wires and other debris to clear the passageways.”

The group was aboard the yacht to celebrate Lynch’s recent acquittal related to charges that he had faked the value of his company Autonomy when he sold it to Hewlett Packard for $11 billion, the WSJ wrote. Bloomer had led the audit committee at Autonomy, while Morvillo represented Lynch during his trial.

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Monaco is 1 of 6 locations hosting the star-studded E1 — a race thought ‘impossible’ before it began

M onaco's connection to car racing and boating is stamped all over it, from the hairpin turns of its Formula One circuit to the five-deck superyachts docked at Port Hercule.

But its desires to be known as a sustainability destination are less apparent.

Monaco's "Green is the New Glam" campaign, launched in 2018, highlighted many of the country's environmental efforts. And a 2023 tourism campaign named sustainability as one of three key pillars — alongside "Instagrammability" and digital nomad appeal — for attracting new travelers.

Its green goals are at odds with its greenhouse-gas-emitting superyachts and beloved Formula One races. The latter's carbon footprint amounted to more than 223,000 tons of carbon dioxide across the 2022 season, according to a Formula One report. But they do align with a new boating competition E1 which races 100% electric-powered speedboats. 

Monaco is one of six locations hosting the competition, which launched in Saudi Arabia in February.

During the Monaco race on July 28, Bernard d'Alessandri, general secretary and managing director of Yacht Club de Monaco, said E1 showcases new technology for boat racing.

"Before E1, it was impossible to have a race with electric boats," he said. "E1 has proven you can."

Like a high-tech hummingbird

Nine teams, co-piloted by one man and one woman, are competing in Racebirds, fully electric speedboats custom-built for E1. Akin to a high-tech hummingbird, its small wings, head and body are punctuated by an extended nose and a sleek metallic exterior.

According to race organizers, the Racebird is a certified zero-emission boat, which doesn't release oil or fuel into the water and creates around half the noise and fewer waves than typical motorized boats — all of which can distress marine life. 

Race organizers also use robotic anchorless buoys to mark courses, which don't damage seabeds like anchors do, said Rodi Basso, E1's CEO and co-founder, and a former Formula One engineer.

Since the first race, organizers have gradually reduced the time and shipping containers needed to host the races. Now they are working on building boats near race sites, rather than moving boats around for each competition, organizers said.

Basso said the race has already attracted the attention of important "stakeholders" in the country, including Prince Albert II of Monaco. 

"They've seen we are serious about the values that we were trying to build," he said. "They care about the future of yachting." 

Acceptance of electric boating among the elite

Racebird creator Sophi Horne said getting the attention of Monaco's boating elite wasn't easy. 

She said very few people believed in the Racebird during its design phase. But the race changed that, she said, recalling a recent meeting with a megayacht designer in Monaco she has long admired.

"Sitting at his office with his naval architects going over the Racebird concept in detail, and for it to trigger a different way of thinking — that was huge for me," Horne said. 

Horne is founder and chair of a separate company, Seabird, which focuses on electric powerboat design and development. She said she is now taking orders from local boating enthusiasts interested in going electric.

"They see the coolness of it, and they want something their buddies don't have," she said. "The Racebird is so different from what they've seen before … they want to know if we can make its baby sister, but something that will fit the whole family." 

The celebrity factor

E1's celebrity factor is drumming up attention too — an intentional move for a race with boats that reach a top speed of 58 miles per hour, slower than Formula One H2O speedboats, which can go nearly 150 miles per hour.

The nine team owners — actor Will Smith, tennis player Rafael Nadal, singer Marc Anthony, NFL player Tom Brady, soccer star Didier Drogba, cricketer Virat Kohli, Formula One driver Sergio Perez, DJ/record producer Steve Aoki and billionaire businessman Marcelo Claure — are central characters in the races, with their names and faces emblazoned on marketing materials. 

Brady and Drogba were spotted embracing at the VIP lounge in Monaco, after Brady's team made it to the top of the leaderboard following the fourth race of the season.

But team owners are called on to do more than just cheer on their boats. E1 requires both owners and teams play an active role in marine conservation. E1 will crown a winner not just of the championship itself, but of its conservation program, Blue Impact. Team Nadal is working to protect the endangered seagrass meadows found in the Mediterranean Sea, which surrounds his native Mallorca, and Monaco, too.

The celebrity factor also brings conservation awareness to the public, said professor Carlos Duarte, climate change scientist and E1's chief scientist.

"Having people like Tom Brady talk about committing themselves to ocean action has a huge influence on public engagement," he said. "Then we can talk about solutions, we can talk about new technology, we can talk about what the communities are doing in the cities that we race in."

The remaining two races in the E1 Series are scheduled to occur on Aug. 23 in Lake Como, Italy, followed by Hong Kong on Nov. 10.