Rwanda Secures 10-Year Deal for Formula 1 Grand Prix

Rwanda has entered into a 10-year contract with Formula 1 to host the African Grand Prix, which will be the first time the championship has returned to Africa since 1993. The race is scheduled to occur on an engineered circuit located in Bugesera, approximately 25 miles south of Kigali and near the New Bugesera International Airport.
A former F1 driver will collaborate with Tilke and development specialist DAR to design the circuit, which will utilize the natural terrain of Rwanda, incorporating height changes to create a challenging driving experience. Rwandan President Paul Kagame stated that this initiative would help generate tourism, create employment opportunities, and promote the growth of motorsport across Africa.
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