Tom Brady is the greatest quarterback of all time, according to many analysts and fans. He's not only one of the most successful NFL players to ever live, he's also the lead analyst for FOX's NFL coverage.
The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers star also has multiple business ventures including being minority owner of Las Vegas Raiders, having a technical apparel company, being part owner of the English soccer club Birmingham City and a team owner in the UIM E1 World Championship.
Last October Team Brady was crowned Champions of the Water in the inaugural UIM E1 World Championship, the world's first all-electric raceboat series. And to celebrate, the GOAT met with the winning pilots, British Sam Coleman and Finnish pilot Emma Kimilainen.
The winners gave Brady a tour and the NFL legend admitted that he does not know how the pilots are able to drive the raceboat, "it's ridiculous." he said. "So what do you think, should I try to hop in?" asked Brady, and then he got on the sweet water vehicle.
Everything was going smooth until Brady realized that his butt didn't fit in the seat and his hips were hitting the sides. Coleman explained to Brady how does the steering wheel works, which the quarterback found interesting. Once he got the feel of it, the NFL commentator was excited and wanted to share his happiness with his kids.
"Do you want to see the boat I'm racing?" asked Brady to one of his kids on the phone and then proceeded to show the teenager the cool cockpit. "Amazing, wow, what a technical skill with all the hands and the placements and all the challenges y'all making. Incredible technological futuristic, bad ass but better than that, we got the best drivers and the best team, so that's what I am most excited about." said the sports legend.
The path to the Championship for Team Brady
Following races across five iconic global cities around the world, including Jeddah, Venice and Monaco, Team Brady won the championship after overcoming strong competition from eight other teams.
The winning squad faced rival teams owned by international superstars, including tennis champion Rafael Nadal, Hollywood actor Will Smith, Chelsea football legend Didier Drogba, F1's Sergio Perez, global cricket icon Virat Kohli, Grammy-winning artist Marc Anthony, DJ Steve Aoki, and tech billionaire and philanthropist Marcelo Claure.
"Each of these competitors brought unique influence and ambition to their teams, raising the level of competition and underscoring the significance of Team Brady's victory." wrote the UIM E1 World Championship on its website.
