America’s Cup e-Series Barcelona Grand Final: Exciting Racing Action on the Water
America’s Cup e-Series Barcelona Grand Final
The America’s Cup e-Series, the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup’s debut esports league, will reach its climax in Barcelona on September 28, 2024. Eight elite players from seven countries will compete for a €50,000 prize pool and the title of the first-ever America’s Cup e-Series Champion. The Grand Final will take place at the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup Race Village in Port Vell, showcasing the world’s best virtual racing skills.
The top two finishers in the e-Series championship will have the chance to sail onboard a real-life AC40 foiling yacht, alongside intensive training sessions before racing against a UniCredit Youth America’s Cup team. The Grand Final will not only feature high-stakes competition but also world-class entertainment, light shows, guest appearances, and a DJ set by Catz ‘N Dogz. The event promises a unique blend of virtual and real-life sailing experiences.
The lineup of eight finalists includes talented players from Hungary, France, New Zealand, Bermuda, Italy, Sweden, and Estonia. Each finalist brings a unique set of skills and experiences to the competition, making the Grand Final a thrilling battle for glory.
The America’s Cup e-Series Grand Final will feature a star-studded entertainment lineup, including DJ Tony Aguilar, commentator Jesse Tuke, and a closing DJ set by Catz ‘N Dogz. The event is open to the public and will be live-streamed on the America’s Cup YouTube and Twitch channels for global viewership.
The America’s Cup e-Series is the first-ever esports league by the America’s Cup, offering a unique opportunity for gamers and sailing enthusiasts to experience the excitement of America’s Cup racing in a virtual setting. Join us for an unforgettable Grand Final in Barcelona!
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