F1, Rwanda announce creation of African Grand Prix
Summary
Rwanda and Formula One have agreed to create Africa's first F1 Grand Prix since 1993, with the race set to begin in the early 2030s. The deal with Rwanda will last for ten years, marking a major development in bringing top-level motorsport to the continent.Key Facts
- Rwanda will host the first African Formula One Grand Prix since 1993.
- The race is planned to start in the early 2030s.
- Rwanda signed a ten-year contract with Formula One for the event.
- This is part of Rwanda’s efforts to boost its international image through sports.
- Amnesty International criticized Formula One for allegedly helping Rwanda improve its reputation despite human rights concerns.
- Rwanda has previously used sports like football and basketball to attract investment.
- The announcement was made public on October 14, 2026.
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