The announcement was made by President Paul Kagame on Friday. If successful, it will be the first time Formula One has returned to Africa since

Rwanda has officially announced its bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix, potentially marking the sport’s return to Africa for the first time since the 1993 South African Grand Prix in Kyalami. The announcement was made by President Paul Kagame during the opening of the FIA General Assembly in Kigali,

KIGALI, Dec 15 (NNN-KBC) - President Paul Kagame announced Rwanda would bid to host a Formula One race in the capital Kigali. The Great Lakes nation has been actively pursuing plans to host an F1 Grand Prix, aiming to return the Sport to Africa for the ...

The current breakdown of F1 Grands Prix by continent is pretty astonishing for its noticeable gap. Nine races are held in Asia, eight in Europe, five in North America, and one each in South America and Australia.

The continent has not hosted a grand prix since the 1993 South Africa Grand Prix at the Kyalami Circuit just north of Johannesburg.

Rwanda has made a bid to host a Formula One race in the future, President Paul Kagame said on Friday at the opening of ruling body FIA's general assembly in the country's capital Kigali. "I am happy to formally announce that Rwanda is bidding to bring the thrill of racing back to Africa,

Rwandan president Paul Kagame announced his country's bid for a Formula One race on Friday, ahead of an awards ceremony in the capital Kigali that will hand the champion's trophy to Max Verstappen for a fourth year in a row.