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Africa has not hosted a grand prix since the early 1990s – but that could change in the coming years.
Formula 1 bosses will meet with Rwanda next month to discuss the possibility of the East African country hosting its own grand prix in the future. F1 has not had a race in Africa since 1993, when the South African Grand Prix was a regular event. With F1 gaining popularity, many countries are interested in bringing the sport to their lands. Rwanda has shown a strong interest in hosting an F1 event, with representatives meeting with F1 chiefs in September to discuss the potential. While F1 is eager to return to Africa with a permanent grand prix, they are cautious about rushing the decision and stress the importance of the right investments, strategic plans, and local support. Rwanda will also host the FIA Annual General Assembly and Prize Giving Ceremony in December, showcasing its commitment to motorsports on the continent.
