SportSky SportsFormula 1: Rwanda to join calendar in the early 2030s as African Grand Prix host after 10-year agreement for return to continent
Rwanda has signed a 10-year deal to host a Formula 1 African Grand Prix from the early 2030s, bringing the sport back to Africa for the first time since 1993.
Rwanda is set to host a Formula 1 grand prix from the early 2030s, bringing the sport back to Africa for the first time since 1993 ; a 10-year-deal has been struck for a brand-new circuit to host the African Grand Prix
Rwanda signed a 10-year agreement to host the Formula 1 African Grand Prix, marking the sport's return to Africa after more than 30 years away.
A brand-new purpose-built circuit in Bugesera, 40 kilometres south of Kigali, must be completed before the first race can take place.
Once Rwanda joins the calendar, Formula 1 will race on every inhabited continent, a milestone Lewis Hamilton has long championed.
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