Miami will make history as the first stop on the E1 Championship calendar to host a double-header, with two rounds of racing on Biscayne Bay during a single visit.
The bay has staged international powerboat racing since the 1950s, a heritage that has made Miami a global hub for high-performance competition on water.
Limited VIP hospitality passes for a two-day E1 Ocean Club go on pre-sale tomorrow through Fever, the Championship's official ticketing partner.
The double-header arrives with the Middle East and European legs of the season now complete, and Team Brady sitting atop the standings. The reigning champions for the past two seasons hold a slender nine-point lead over Will Smith's Westbrook Racing by Visit Angola team. Team AluLa, backed by LeBron James, sits a further 35 points adrift.
The 2026 calendar has also been revised. E1 will not return to Nigeria or visit the Bahamas this season, but in their place, the Championship's biggest ever field of 10 teams will contest seven rounds across four continents.
Jamie Copas, Chief Executive Officer of E1, said the format would sharpen the title fight. "Our first E1 Championship double-header means teams will be competing with added intensity with so many points on the table," he said. "It means Miami is sure to set up one of the closest title fights E1 has witnessed to date."
