Introducing the Atomstack
Introducing the Atomstack, our newest competitor for the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge 2026! Thanks to all our amazing partners and backers who have supported us on our journey so far this year. See you all soon in Monaco!
Paving the way to a sustainable maritime future
Introducing the Atomstack, our newest competitor for the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge 2026! Thanks to all our amazing partners and backers who have supported us on our journey so far this year. See you all soon in Monaco!
The first 2 testing sessions have been crucial in checking where we are in terms of performance and design.
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Cambridge University Riviera Racing is a team of versatile students, each bringing a unique set of strengths to the table as we embark on a ground-breaking mission to design and build a catamaran racer to compete at the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge.
The Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, is an international competition between pioneers in yachting, requiring competitors to test their zero-emissions creations in a series of races. The competition attracts the world's press to the races, with all eyes on the tech talks and industry pitches.
At Riviera Racing, we are conscious of the need for dedicated focus on developing highly performant zero-emissions powertrains and intend to demonstrate the viability of alternate fuels.
Our most recent boat Aurora, competed at the MEBC 2025. Built for performance and robustness, Aurora features:
For our 2025-26 build cycle, we plan to build upon the successes of Aurora and bring several innovations to our boat, including:
We are proud to collaborate with leading industry partners who share our vision for sustainable maritime innovation. These partnerships provide invaluable support, expertise, and resources that enable us to push the boundaries of electric racing technology and advance the future of clean maritime transportation.
Behind our innovative racing vessel lies a dedicated team of passionate engineers, designers, and visionaries. United by our commitment to clean maritime innovation and competitive excellence, each team member contributes their unique skills and perspectives to prove that electric propulsion can deliver both performance and sustainability.


Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK