Formula 1 is set to return to Africa with a Grand Prix in the 2030s, thrilling Lewis Hamilton who may stay in the sport longer to compete.
Formula 1 returns to Africa
Formula 1 has announced plans to bring a Grand Prix back to Africa, with the race expected to take place in the early 2030s. This marks the first time the sport will host a race on the continent since 1993.Lewis Hamilton supports the move
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton expressed his enthusiasm for the return of Formula 1 to Africa. He shared his thoughts during a press event at the United States Grand Prix.Hamilton may extend his career
Hamilton mentioned that the new race in Africa could influence his decision to continue competing in Formula 1. He said he is now "obliged to stay longer" in the sport to participate in the event.Africa's Formula 1 history
The last Formula 1 race held in Africa took place in 1993 in South Africa. Since then, the sport has not returned to the continent, making this announcement a significant milestone for Formula 1's global expansion.