INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Rwanda has emerged as an unexpected contender to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in Africa
For years, F1 fans and African sports enthusiasts have eagerly awaited the return of a Grand Prix to the continent.The last F1 race in
Africa took place at Kyalami in 1993
Since then, various attempts to revive the African Grand Prix have fallen short
possibility of F1 racing through the streets of Kigali
(Photo Internet reproduction)The country has already established itself in the international sports arena by hosting events like the
using sports as a soft power tool
Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time F1 world champion, has emerged as a prominent supporter of the Rwandan project.Known for his advocacy of
He has expressed his fondness for Rwanda and revealed his behind the scenes involvement in the project.The British driver sees the potential
Grand Prix as more than just a sporting event
an F1 race could have on Rwanda and Africa as a whole
The country, already known for its national parks and wildlife, could add motorsport to its list of attractions.
