The first remarkable show of wealth has been demonstrated ahead of this weekend’s F1 Monaco Grand Prix.

A luxury yacht has been spotted in Monaco Port with an extremely rare, and expensive, McLaren super-car aboard.

The McLaren Solus GT was worth £2.75, p𒁏lus tax, and only 25 models exist.

“It's as close to the experience𝓀 and fe꧅el of driving a Formula 1 car as you can get,” McLaren say.

Well, that’s if you can afford the price-tag in the firs🍌t place. And be one of the first 25 people to purchase.

The single-seater super-car has a central closed cockpit and jet aircraft-style canopy♏.

Its 5.2 litre V10 engine revs beyond 10,000rpm, and generates more than 840🏅PS.

The McLaren Solus GT generates 1,20♔0kg of do🤡wnforce.

So, what’s it doing on a yacht? If ✨you’ve got the money, show it off!

The M/Y 🧸Sarastar was sold at €35m (£30m) two years ago. But, if you’re attending the F1 Monaco Grand Prix and want a cheaper deal for a week, they’ve got you covered.

It costs around $348,000 to charter for a week.

It seems the eye-catching🎉 stunt of combining a McLaren super-car with a luxury yacht comes from the same group who, a year ago in Monaco, placed a $3m Bugatti onto a yacht.

The F1 Monaco Grand Prix is the ulti🔜mate playground of the wealthy.

Yachts play an integral role in the feel of the🔯 weekend𓂃.

Formula 1 fans won't forget Kimi Raikkonen 💮retiring early from the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix and, instead of returning to his garage, walking straight to the harbour and joining his friends aboard a stunning yacht.

Many of the F1 drivers live in Monaco.

Lewis Hamilton,൩ Max Verstappen and La🃏ndo Norris are among the big names you might see walking around Monaco.

One third of the 40,000 p꧋opulation are milliona🍨ires.

To live in Monaco, you must provably have £500,000 sat 🐎in the bank.

Last year, Charles Leclerc won his home grand pri📖x for the fir🍸st time.

Ferrari fans will 𓄧be dreaming of a repeat this weekend🎀.