Formula 1: Rwanda to bring sport back to Africa
The last time Formula 1 hosted a race in Africa was way back in 1993.
DW reports that the last time Formula 1 hosted a race in Africa was way back in 1993.
But a new track in Rwanda is set to host a Grand Prix in "the early 2030s" continuing the country’s investment in international sport.
This sports story centres on Germany. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Africa, Formula and Rwanda.
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