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Rwanda signs 10-year deal to host African Grand Prix from early 2030s

First reported · latest

Formula 1 announced a 10-year deal for Rwanda to host the African Grand Prix from the early 2030s, with the circuit named RISE Motordrome. Reactions and circuit details emerged in subsequent coverage.

How the sources differ

Crash.net focuses on accusations of 'sportswashing', while Sky Sports highlights local presenter Nqobile Khwezi's delight. Autosport and Motorsport.com provide key takeaways from the launch event. PlanetF1 details the circuit's design. The official FIA document is not present, so coverage varies in emphasis.

Recommended first read: Autosport's article provides the most comprehensive overview of the launch event, including key takeaways and context, with an image, and is not paywalled.

Coverage

F1 accused of giving ‘sportswashing prize’ to Rwanda with African Grand Prix

Crash.net F1 ·

Rwanda F1 circuit: What we know about the new RISE Motordrome

PlanetF1 ·

'An absolute delight' - Nqobile Khwezi thrilled to have African GP in Rwanda

Sky Sports F1 ·

Five key takeaways from F1's big African Grand Prix reveal in Rwanda

Recommended Autosport ·

Five key takeaways from F1's big African Grand Prix reveal in Rwanda

Motorsport.com ·

Inside Rwanda’s plan for the African Grand Prix

Formula1.com ·

Rwanda wants to open doors to all of Africa with F1 return

Racer ·

On social

My Attempt at visualising the Rwanda F1 Circuit.

r/formula1 ·