Their arrival is more than the launch of a new team. It reflects Africa's growing role in shaping the future of innovation, sustainability and electric racing on the world stage.
As the home of Africa's first E1 race, we're proud to see the continent continue making history this time, from the starting grid.
Welcome Team PRONC.
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A new chapter begins for Africa in the UIM E1 World Championship. 🌍
Team PRONC has officially joined the championship and will make its debut in the 2027 season.
Backed by Nigerian entrepreneurs and investors: Cecil Hammond, Richie Shittu, Preye Berezi, Osahon Okunbo and Ndy Oruche, the team represents a bold step forward for African excellence in global motorsport.
There are moments that become milestones.
Last October, Lagos made history as the first African city to host an E1 race, bringing together world-class electric racing, innovation, entertainment, and a shared vision for a more sustainable future.
What unfolded on the Lagos waterfront wasn't just a race,it was a statement about what's possible when Africa takes center stage.
As we count down to this year's edition, we're looking back at the moments that started it all.
October can't come soon enough.
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At its core, E1 is about more than racing.
It’s about proving that innovation, sustainability, and sport can move together.
From all-electric E1 RaceBirds to cleaner waterways and a commitment to protecting our oceans, every race is part of a bigger mission: accelerating the transition to a more sustainable future.
Because the future of sport shouldn’t come at the expense of the planet.
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98 days to go.
Last year, Lagos made history.
The world's first electric powerboat championship came to Africa, and together we showed the world what was possible.
Today, the journey is even bigger. Africa is no longer represented by just one race. With E1 Luanda GP now on the calendar, our continent continues to shape the future of electric marine racing.
Now, all roads lead back to Lagos.
See you on October 3–4, 2026, as we write the next chapter.
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102 days to go.
102 days until the world returns to the waterfront for one of the most anticipated sporting and entertainment experiences on the continent.
Last year, Lagos made history. This year, the countdown continues.
From the energy on the shoreline to the thrill on the water, every moment brought the city to life and introduced a new chapter for electric racing in Africa.
October 3 is getting closer.
Are you ready for what’s next?
In 6 days, tickets for E1 Lagos GP 2026 officially go live.
June 1st marks the beginning of another historic race weekend for Lagos, for Africa, and for everyone ready to experience the energy, speed, culture, and spectacle of E1 on our waters once again.
The countdown starts now. 🌊🏁⚡️
Some moments go beyond racing.
They become memories of teamwork, energy, emotion, and history in motion.
From the intensity on the water to the celebrations off it, E1 Lagos GP 2025 brought together pilots, teams, fans, partners, and a city ready for the future of electric marine racing.
These are some of the moments that defined the weekend. 🌊⚡
And this is only the beginning.
E1 Lagos GP 2026 is coming.
3rd–4th October, 2026. Are you ready?
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In E1, teams are built on a simple but powerful standard: one male pilot, one female pilot, competing equally for a single championship.
This is a structural shift in how sport is defined, and experienced.
This October, Lagos becomes part of that global movement.
Register your interest: https://t.co/YXon0Wv01x
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Last year, Didier Drogba said it clearly:
E1 is not just racing. It’s a sustainability movement.
As we head to 2026… This message matters even more.
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Another African city just entered the E1 map.
Angola will host the E1 Luanda GP 2026, making it two African race locations on the global calendar.
From Lagos to Luanda… Africa is making waves 🌊
This is bigger than a race. It’s momentum.
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30 weeks. 214 days. One city.
Last time, Lagos made history.
This time? We go bigger!
E1 Lagos GO 2026. October 3-4.
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