South Africa claims potential for two F1 races in Africa

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The South African government has responded to reports that Rwanda will host a Formula 1 race in 2030, asserting that Africa could accommodate two races each year. This statement follows the announcement of Rwanda's successful bid to bring F1 back to the continent.

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First to reportSouth Africa's F1 dream suffers devastating blow after Rwanda breakthroughSouth Africa's dream of returning to the F1 calendar appears to have suffered a devastating blow, with Rwanda reportedly winning the race to bring the sport back to Africa.Coulthard tips Africa announcement as Rwanda deal emergesOct.7 (GMM) David Coulthard has hinted that Formula 1 is preparing to announce its long-awaited return to Africa, with subsequent reports claiming Rwanda has secured a grand prix from 2030. Speaking on his Up To Speed podcast before the latest reports emerged, the former Red Bull driver suggested an announcement was imminent. “I’m hearing rumours…South African government responds after Rwanda F1 race revelationThe South African government has now responded to the news, revealed by RacingNews365, that F1 is to return to Africa, but in Rwanda.South Africa makes stunning F1 claim after Rwanda ‘lands 2030 race’South Africa has responded to reports claiming Rwanda will host a grand prix in 2030 by claiming Africa could yet stage two races per year.'It's about time!' - F1 drivers excited amid Rwanda GP rumoursLewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and George Russell have expressed their excitement at the possibility of Rwanda hosting a Formula 1 race amid speculation the African nation could soon be added to the sport's calendar.
Show 1 more from other outletsShow fewerF1 set for Rwanda debut as Africa comeback reportedly agreedFormula 1 is reportedly set to return to Africa for the first time in more than 30 years, with Rwanda said to have secured an agreement to host a Grand Prix. The news agency AFP reported on Thursday that sources within the Rwandan government and the FIA, Formula 1’s governing body, had confirmed that the ... Read more

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