SPORT TAG Heuer and Oracle Red Bull Racing are back at the 2024 Monaco Grand Prix

It was a memorable weekend on “le Rocher,” and TAG Heuer celebrated it in grand style. Although Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez’s races did not fully reflect their immense talents this Sunday, May 26th, 2024 – with Verstappen finishing 6th and Pérez forced to retire, thankfully unharmed – the Principality will remember the evening organized by TAG Heuer celebrating its partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing.

“Tonight is all about celebration. From our incredible drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez to the 20th season of Oracle Red Bull Racing, it is a weekend that keeps on giving and we could not be more enthusiastic about being here all together in this iconic setting that is Monaco. We are thrilled to commemorate these milestones with the Principality with whom the relationship has witnessed the birth of our most iconic chronograph.” said Julien Tornare, CEO of TAG Heuer.

Moored in the port of Monaco, the luxurious ship “Le Bougainville” served as the backdrop for this grand reception. Onboard were a myriad of VIP guests and friends of TAG Heuer, who all experienced an unforgettable evening, highlighted by a performance from Colombian singer J Balvin. Among them were actors Alexandra Daddario and Nicholas Galitzine, Senna Brand CEO, Bianca Senna, as well as Oracle Red Bull Racing drivers Sergio Pérez and Max Verstappen.

The latter received a very special gift from the CEO of TAG Heuer: a personalized timepiece – a TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph – that features the years of his world championship titles (2021, 2022, and 2023) along with other personal details such as his logo (a lion’s head) and the inscription “World Champion.” This exceptional piece not only celebrates his achievements but also serves as a constant reminder of his remarkable journey in Formula 1, a journey that TAG Heuer is particularly proud to accompany. 

We are already eagerly anticipating the 82nd edition of the most glamorous Grand Prix in the Formula 1 World Championship.