
Formula 1 will hold a race on the African continent for the first time since 1993. Racing will start in the early 2030s on the new track to be built in Bugesera, Rwanda.
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The last Formula 1 race on the African continent was held in South Africa in 1993.
Formula 1 returns to Africa. After the last South African Grand Prix held in 1993, there was no race in Africa.
In the statement made on F1's website, it was stated that Rwanda will be included in the racing calendar in the early 2030s.
It was stated that a 10-year agreement was signed and the following statements were made:
“This agreement marks a turning point in the history of Formula 1 and will see the return of racing to Africa for the first time since 1993. Holding races in Africa has been a long-time ambition of F1 and this announcement follows years of collaboration to lay the right foundations and find the best racing partner to deliver a successful, sustainable and world-class Grand Prix for future generations.”
A NEW RUNWAY WILL BE BUILT
In the statement made by Formula 1, it was stated that the races will take place on a new track in Bugesera, Rwanda.
It was reported that the races will begin after the completion of the track and the construction of the track is expected to be completed in the early 2030s.
LAST RACE WAS HELD IN 1993
The last F1 race on the African continent was held in South Africa in 1993.
Frenchman Alain Prost finished the race in first place, ahead of Brazilian Ayrton Senna.
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Construction of the new runway in Rwanda will be completed in the early 2030s
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