Following the announcement of Rwanda hosting a round of the Formula One World Championship, critics claim a clear case of sportswashing. read more »
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F1 has come under heavy fire from Amnesty International for the decision to give Rwanda a 10-year contract to stage an African Grand Prix from 2030. read more »
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F1 has been accused of offering Rwanda a "sportswashing prize' with its 10-year African Grand Prix deal. read more »
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With Formula 1's 10-year deal to race in Rwanda confirmed, Motorsport Week looks back at the sport's last visit to the continent of Africa. The post F1 Rewind: Five... read more »
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Tuesday's launch of the new African Grand Prix at Kigali's BK Arena in Rwanda was attended by Rwandan president Paul Kagame and both F1 boss Stefano Domenicali and... read more »
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How Rwanda has succeeded where Morocco and South Africa, among others, have failed by agreeing a deal to stage the African Grand Prix. read more »
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Formula 1 is set to return to Africa for the first time since 1993 after announcing a landmark 10-year agreement with Rwanda to host the Formula 1 African Grand Prix in the... read more »
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Formula 1 will officially return to Africa for the first time since 1993 after signing a landmark 10-year agreement to host the African Grand Prix in Rwanda. The post Landmark... read more »
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F1 has announced a 10-year agreement, with the African Grand Prix, presented by Visit Rwanda, set to join the calendar in the early 2030s. read more »
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Formula 1 will return to Africa after it was confirmed Rwanda will host races from the early 2030s. read more »
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Rwanda signs a 10-year deal with Formula 1 to host races in the African country, starting "in the early 2030s". read more »
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The government of Rwanda and Formula 1 have announced a 10-year deal for a new African Grand Prix in capital Kigali, which will first be held in 2030 at the earliest.F1 will... read more »
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Formula 1 will return to Africa after agreeing to a deal to host a Grand Prix in Rwanda, starting in the early 2030's read more »
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Lewis 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... read more »
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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. read more »
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F1 is set to return to the African continent after nearly four decades as Rwanda becomes the venue for a brand-new GP circuit. The post F1 set for African return with venue... read more »
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South 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. read more »
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In a somewhat surprising turn, Portugal will make a return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2027; the Algarve International Circuit (or Portimao, as it's more commonly known)... read more »
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali explained the championship's current position on hosting a race in Africa, stating that the efforts to put on a grand prix are not on hold... read more »
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Kyalami and Rwanda have both expressed interest in joining Formula 1's calendar, but reports have suggested a new location in Africa could also make a bid to join the sport. read more »
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"Does Formula 1 really want its brand smeared by a blood-stained association with Rwanda?" read more »
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has officially warned F1 to abandon talks with Rwanda over the possibility of hosting a round of the world championship. read more »
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F1 has been urged by the DRC to shelve the idea of staging a grand prix in Rwanda amid conflict between the two nations. read more »
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Formula 1 has said it is closely monitoring developments after concerns were raised by the Democratic Republic of Congo over a potential race in Rwanda. read more »
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A Democratic Republic of Congo official has urged F1 to cancel talks with Rwanda regarding a potential race amid the ongoing dispute between the two countries. The post... read more »