SAUNDERSFOOT’S Sam Coleman has helped Team Brady make history after the team secured a third consecutive UIM E1 World Championship title at the season-ending Miami GP.

The Pembrokeshire powerboat racer and team-mate Emma Kimiläinen played a key role as Tom Brady's outfit once again emerged victorious in the world's premier electric powerboat racing series, E1 has never had any other champion.

The title triumph was far from straightforward. Heading into the first-ever E1 double-header finale in Miami, Team Brady endured a difficult Friday as stability issues and a lack of pace left them struggling throughout Round Six. The team failed to progress beyond the group stages before finishing 10th and last overall at the end of the day.

With the championship still hanging in the balance, the team worked late into the night to analyse data, refine strategy and improve the boat's performance. Those efforts paid off on Saturday as Team Brady returned with a much-improved package, showing significantly greater pace and stability on Biscayne Bay.

A third-place finish in the Race Off proved enough to seal the world championship before the team went on to underline their dominance by winning both final races of the day in front of a home crowd for team owner and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady.

For Coleman, the achievement represented another landmark moment in an already distinguished powerboat racing career.

"To secure three consecutive wins is an incredible feeling," said Coleman.

"We were already proud to have won two in a row, but to come back and do it for a third consecutive season, and demonstrate that level of consistency, is something truly special.

"To go from last yesterday to first today makes this victory even more rewarding. It's a huge achievement, and one the whole team should be incredibly proud of.

"Team Brady is a very special team, and I feel extremely proud to be part of it. I'm already looking forward to trying to do a four-peat."

Kimiläinen admitted the championship success felt even sweeter given the team's struggles earlier in the weekend.

"I can't even begin to explain how this feels, we are three-time World Champions," she said.

"It's not been the easiest couple of days here in Miami, so to come through those challenges and leave as World Champions makes it even more special."

Brady also praised his drivers and support staff after the dramatic turnaround.

"Three straight championships. I couldn't be prouder of this team," he said.

"Everything was on the line and they delivered when it mattered most. Emma and Sam were unbelievable, and the strategy from Joe and Ben was spot on."

Away from the racing, Team Brady also hosted its Leadership Summit and Party in Miami, bringing together leading figures from sport, technology and sustainability to discuss the environmental and commercial impact of the rapidly growing E1 series.

Team Brady was formed by NFL legend Brady to compete in the electric boat racing championship, which focuses on innovation and sustainable marine technology. The team races against nine other celebrity-owned outfits at venues across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the United States.

Having won the inaugural championship in 2024 and successfully defended it in 2025, the addition of a third successive crown in Miami further cements Team Brady's status as the dominant force in E1 racing.