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E-1 electric raceboat championship finale comes to Biscayne Bay

The E-1 world electric raceboat championship ends its season in Miami this weekend, with Tom Brady and Will Smith's teams battling for the title.

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The E-1 world electric raceboat championship wraps its season in Miami this weekend, with the final race set for Biscayne Bay. The two-day event runs Nov. 13 and 14 out of the Miami Seaplane Base on MacArthur Causeway.

Two teams sit at the top of the standings and will meet for the title. Team Tom Brady leads one side, while Team Will Smith, known as the Storm Riders, holds the other. Organizers have promoted a first-ever double-header of racing as part of the finale.

Smith said his team has had its ups and downs but is “riding high” heading into the race. He told his crew he wants a new fitness routine and new tactics. Brady said he feels anxious but excited, and said the team’s focus is on competing in every race.

Tickets start at $1,050 for each day, according to the broadcast report. Fans can find more event details through the E-1 Miami Grand Prix listing.

This story is a summary based on reporting by WSVN 7News. Read the original for full details.

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