The 2025 UIM Macao Grand Prix, with the final races of the MotoSurf World Championship, was held from 21 to 23 November at Hac Sa Beach.

This marked the second consecutive year that Macao hosted the sport’s final races event, with recognition from the sport’s governing body, the Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM).

This year’s event attracted 80 top racers drawn from a total of 19 countries and regions.

This year’s event attracted 80 top racers drawn from a total of 19 countries and regions.

The motorised surfboards demand that the racers exercise precise control and master advanced skills in order to manoeuvre and navigate dynamically.

MotoSurf is often described as "Formula 1 on water". It is an exhilarating water-based sport, with unique characteristics.

Competitors showcase their speed and technical prowess, vying for supremacy on the Hac Sa racecourse.

Competitors showcase their speed and technical prowess, vying for supremacy on the Hac Sa racecourse.

This year’s event featured onshore at Hac Sa Beach a "coastal market", with local culinary specialties, workshops and sand sculpture demonstrations. The market was a bonus for spectators, helping to promote Macao’s "tourism + sports" development strategy.

This year’s event featured onshore at Hac Sa Beach a "coastal market", with local culinary specialties, workshops and sand sculpture demonstrations. The market was a bonus for spectators, helping to promote Macao’s "tourism + sports" development strategy.