The ultimate F1 superyacht 2024 takes Bugatti Chiron onboard to head to Monaco Grand Prix
- A superyacht has been spotted en route to the Monaco Grand Prix 2024
- It had a Bugatti Chiron aboard as a deck decoration
- The bright blue supercar was seen being craned onto the deck of the luxury vessel
Published on May 22, 2024 at 3:02 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on May 31, 2024 at 12:23 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
The ultimate F1 superyacht has been spotted – not only was it en route to the F1 Monaco Grand Prix 2024, but it also had a stunning Bugatti Chiron aboard.
The bright blue supercar was seen being craned onto the deck of the luxury vessel.
The 52m (171 ft) motor yacht – named ‘Seven Sins’ – was built by the Italian shipyard, Sanlorenzo.
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The legendary Monaco Grand Prix Formula One motor racing event happens annually in one of the most affluent destinations in the world.
In fact, the Monaco Grand Prix is a bucket list opportunity for many motorsport fans.
However – in recent times – superyacht owners have turned to spectating from the comfort of waterside docking over grandstand seating for the most luxurious vantage point.
This includes film and creative director, and the man behind getting the Bugatti Chiron on the bow of this superyacht, Tom Claeren.
Drivers as well as fans are getting in on the flex with Lewis Hamilton’s collection of luxury goods including a yacht and $680k watches and Lando Norris owning a jaw-dropping $1.5M personal car collection featuring four McLaren supercars.
He thanked @boutsenclassiccars for providing him with the supercar and his partner @libertex_official.
“See you in #Monaco,” he captioned the not-so-humble brag of a video.
The team hoisted the multi-million-dollar French Racing Blue Bugatti Chiron with a crane in an extremely intricate maneuver.
The supercar was suspended for some time before being guided into position and on the front bow, largely serving as a deck decoration.
And it seems this is becoming something of a trend, as a luxury vintage car was recently seen hoisted 58 stories by crane to a penthouse in Canada.
What’s more, a $2 million McLaren Senna was hoisted into a multimillionaire’s penthouse as ‘decoration’.
For those of us who won’t be watching the motorsport event next to a $3 million Bugatti Chiron on the deck of our superyacht – you can still keep up with the action wherever you are.
There’s more information on that, here.
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