2026 E1 World Championship Calendar
The 2026 E1 World Championship calendar brings electric powerboat racing back to some of the world’s most iconic coastal locations, blending high-speed competition with cutting-edge electric marine technology. As the championship continues to grow, the 2026 season promises tighter racing, global venues, and increased attention on sustainability in motorsport.
With races spanning the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, the series is positioning itself as one of the most forward-thinking championships on the water.
What is the E1 World Championship?
The E1 World Championship is the world’s first fully electric powerboat racing series. Designed to showcase innovation in electric propulsion and marine sustainability, E1 combines elite racing with a strong environmental message focused on protecting oceans and coastal ecosystems.
Teams compete using identical electric raceboats, putting the emphasis squarely on driver skill, strategy, and race execution rather than mechanical advantage.
2026 E1 World Championship Calendar
The 2026 E1 World Championship calendar features a compact but globally diverse schedule, with races hosted in major coastal cities and iconic waterfront locations. Each event takes place over a weekend format, combining practice sessions, qualifying, and headline races.
From historic European destinations to emerging motorsport markets, the calendar reflects E1’s ambition to grow electric racing on a truly international stage.
2026 E1 World Championship Racing Schedule
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| 23–24 January | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
| 24–25 April | Lake Como, Italy |
| 13–14 June | Dubrovnik, Croatia |
| 17–18 July | Monaco |
| 4–5 September | TBC |
| 3–4 October | Lagos, Nigeria |
| 13–14 November | Miami, USA |
| 21–22 November | Bahamas |
What to Expect
The 2026 E1 World Championship calendar is expected to deliver closer racing, improved electric boat performance, and increased fan engagement both on-site and through broadcast platforms. With identical boats and short, intense races, strategy and precision will once again play a decisive role.
As electric motorsport continues to evolve, E1 is also pushing forward with sustainability initiatives tied to each host location, reinforcing its identity as more than just a racing series.
How to Watch the E1 World Championship in South Africa
South African fans can follow the E1 action across multiple platforms throughout the season. Coverage includes live races, highlights, and delayed broadcasts depending on the provider.
- SuperSport – Live races and highlights
- YouTube – Live streams and official highlights
- Sporty Africa – Delayed coverage and highlights
- DAZN – Live races and on-demand highlights
This broad availability makes it easier than ever for South African viewers to follow the full 2026 E1 World Championship calendar from start to finish.
A new era of electric racing on water
With global venues, sustainable technology, and growing broadcast reach, the E1 World Championship continues to redefine what top-level marine motorsport looks like. The 2026 season is shaping up to be a key milestone as electric racing finds its footing on the world stage.
