F1 Returns To Africa Rwanda
Rwanda looks set to host the continent’s first F1 Grand Prix race in more than 30 years, beating rival South Africa to the honor, according to sources quoted by AFP.Reported by 4 of 4 outlets; wording from Semafor.
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Domenicali added: "Africa has always been part of Formula 1's future, and from the beginning we were determined to return in the right way, with the right partner, a long-term commitment and a clear vision for creating meaningful impact."
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- 9 Oct
Rwanda looks set to host the continent’s first F1 Grand Prix race in more than 30 years, beating rival South Africa to the honor, according to sources quoted by AFP.
- 13 Oct
Domenicali added: "Africa has always been part of Formula 1's future, and from the beginning we were determined to return in the right way, with the right partner, a long-term commitment and a clear vision for creating meaningful impact."
Coverage 5 articles
13 Oct A 'landmark' moment - why has Rwanda been chosen to host F1?
BBC
13 Oct Formula 1 will return to Africa for first time since 1993 with deal to host Grand Prix in Rwanda
New York Post
13 Oct Rwanda to host a Grand Prix in 2030s as Formula One returns to Africa
Al Jazeera
13 Oct Rwanda to host F1's first race in Africa since 1993
BBC
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9 Oct Rwanda on track to host F1 Grand Prix
Semafor
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