Formula 1 is heading back to Africa after 33 years, and it’s going to be racing in Rwanda.
The sport has signed a 10-year agreement to host a Grand Prix in the country. The continent hasn’t had an F1 race since South Africa’s round in 1993, so it’s been a very long wait.
F1 boss Stefano Domenicali called it a “landmark moment for Formula One”. Rwanda joining the calendar means the championship will have raced on every inhabited continent. He also said F1 always wanted to go back to Africa, but only with the right partner and a proper long-term plan. The race is will be held 40 kilometres from the the capital of Kigali on a purpose build…
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