With yachts, fast cars, and the upcoming Monaco Grand Prix this weekend, there will be a lot going on for Formula 1 fans. As we move to the city of Monte Carlo, we are in for a visual treat at the race by the bay. Now that the Monaco GP is up, everyone is bringing out their A-game when it comes to enjoying the race in style, and Tom Claeren is not settling for anything less than a spectacle.

Now, it’s very common to see yachts by the bay at Monaco, and many fans prefer watching the race from there. Tom Claeren the influencer, is one of them, and he wanted to take things one step ahead. When it comes to fast cars, very few do as well as Bugatti Chiron, and being in Monaco, it’s common to see such cars on the streets. But when that car is seen on the water, things start to get interesting.

Bugatti Chiron on a yacht for display

It was Monaco and Tom Claeren decided to give F1 fans more to look at than the race. Sure, there are artists pumping music out for the crowd, but that was not enough for the influencer. He decides to pull up with a yacht and add a Bugatti Chiron on top of it while pulling up at the bay.

This has caught the attention of millions on social media already, making it a sight to look out for. There is nothing that says style like putting a $3 million car on a $25 million boat and that’s exactly what Claeren did. He put up a blue Bugatti Chiron on the Seven Sins yacht.

The Bugatti on the yacht had a Libertex logo, which was done in partnership with Bousten Classic Cars and Hello Monaco Magazine. The Bugatti was placed on the yacht using a crane, which was then on the main deck of the boat, facing the circuit. But it was not only the Bugatti that stole the show; the superyacht was no less of a head-turner, so let’s take a look at the vessel holding the supercar.

The Superyacht that holds a Chiron

The impressive Bugatti Chiron, with its hypercar credentials, demands an equally captivating stage for any spectacle involving it. Belgian millionaire Hugo Verlinden’s Seven Sins superyacht is that perfect stage, combining elegance, performance, and award-winning design.

Seven Sins is designed by Officina Italiana Design, boasting both exterior and interior aesthetics tailored for luxury and entertainment. The superyacht won the Neptune Award at the 2018 World Superyacht Awards, among other accolades.

The 52-meter-long yacht costs approximately $25 million and is owned by Hugo Verlinden. The model number of the yacht is the 2017 Sanlorenzo 52 Steel series and it comes with an entire beach club on it. If you are ever in Monaco and have a budget to spend, the yacht can also be chartered for around $300,000 per week.

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