Formula 1 eyes Rwanda for a possible debut in the early 2030s
F1 is looking back to Africa, with Kigali in the frame for a Grand Prix slot, although the wait will be long.
Formula 1 is preparing for a return to Africa, with Rwanda now among the countries identified as potential hosts for a Grand Prix in the early 2030s. The plan points to Kigali, with the project backed by local stakeholders and the championship’s leadership.
For the sport, it would be a historic move and another step in its global expansion. Before the cars can race there, though, suitable infrastructure, final agreements and calendar approval will still be needed.