F1 set to return to Africa for first time in three decades
Summary
Formula One has made a 10-year deal to hold races in Rwanda, bringing the sport back to Africa after nearly 30 years. The new African Grand Prix will take place on a racetrack near Kigali, Rwanda’s capital, starting in the early 2030s.Key Facts
- Formula One signed a 10-year agreement with Rwanda.
- This will be the first African F1 race since 1993.
- The race is called the African Grand Prix.
- The new circuit is in Bugesera, close to Kigali.
- The event is planned for the early 2030s.
- Rwanda will host the race on an official Formula One track.
- The deal marks a return of F1 to the African continent after thirty years.
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