Formula 1 is set to return to Africa in the early 2030s with a Grand Prix in Rwanda, marking a historic moment for the continent.
Formula 1 returns to Africa
Formula 1 has announced plans to bring a Grand Prix to Rwanda in the early 2030s, marking the first time the continent will host a race since 1993.Rwanda's historic Formula 1 event
Rwanda’s upcoming Grand Prix will be a historic moment for Africa, as it will be the first Formula 1 race on the continent in nearly three decades.Last African Formula 1 race
The last Formula 1 race held in Africa took place in 1993 in South Africa, where the final Grand Prix of that year was hosted in Kyalami.Formula 1's expansion plans
The decision to bring Formula 1 to Rwanda is part of the sport’s broader strategy to expand into new markets and increase its global reach.