Lagos is set to make history as the first African city to host the prestigious E1 Racing Championship on October 4th and 5th, 2025.
This groundbreaking event marks a significant milestone for both the sport and Lagos, showcasing the city’s vibrant energy, rich culture, and commitment to sustainability and innovation in marine transportation.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who recently attended the E1 Racing Championship in Monaco, expressed his excitement:
“This weekend, we were in Monaco experiencing the E1 Racing Championship. It was a good reminder of how innovation, determination, and bold ideas can come together to create something truly groundbreaking.”
He emphasized that hosting the event in Lagos positions the city as a key player in the global conversation on clean energy and sustainable marine solutions.
The E1 Racing Championship is a world-class electric boat racing series that combines cutting-edge technology with a passion for environmental sustainability.
The event will bring together top teams, including Team Drogba, backed by Afreximbank, which has shown strong support for Lagos’ vision.
Governor Sanwo-Olu expressed gratitude to Afreximbank, stating, “Their investment in Team Drogba and their commitment to this vision mean a great deal.”
This championship is not just about racing; it’s an opportunity to showcase Lagos to the world. From its dynamic culture to its innovative spirit, the city is ready to welcome visitors and share its unique story.
The event is expected to draw global attention, highlighting Lagos as a hub of potential and a leader in embracing forward-thinking initiatives.
How to Watch the E1 Racing Championship
Fans can catch all the action live on Supersport, DAZN, or YouTube. For the latest updates, tips, and behind-the-scenes coverage, keep an eye on bestlagos.ng, your go-to source for everything Lagos and the E1 Championship.
Why This Matters for Lagos
Hosting the E1 Racing Championship is a historic moment for Lagos. It underscores the city’s readiness to embrace global opportunities, promote sustainable practices, and celebrate its people and culture.
As Governor Sanwo-Olu aptly put it, “We’re opening a new chapter for Lagos, and I can’t wait for the world to see what we have to offer.”
