Will Smith's Team Westbrook Joins Angola's Electric Boat Race

0:00It's March 26. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Will Smith, the 57-year-old actor and electric boat racing fan, announced that Luanda, Angola's capital, will join the E1 World Electric Boat Championship. He launched his own team, Team Westbrook, two years ago, in this pioneering all-electric league. Earlier this week, Smith visited Angola's presidential palace alongside E1 Series President Alejandro Agog. There, he met President João Loranco, shaking hands and discussing the event in the coastal city, known for its sailing heritage. Smith's passion stems from his environmental views, pushing for electric boats to protect ocean health over traditional engines. Other stars like Tom Brady and Rafael Nadal, also own teams, boosting the sports profile. His team celebrated its first win in Lake Como, Italy, back in August. Smith has channeled energy into this venture after past controversies, including his 2022

1:01Oscars incident. Meanwhile, Michael B. Jordan gave Smith a shout-out in his best actor Oscar speech for sinners, listing him among acting greats. The two share mutual respect, while working on I Am Legend, two together marking a positive turn.