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Rwanda moves closer to hosting a Formula 1 race

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Reports say South African mining tycoon Neal Froneman is backing a $402 million project to convert a 600-hectare farmland site into a Formula 1 circuit, fuelling talk that Rwanda could join the F1 calendar. The plan, discussed around Kigali's push for a grand prix, would make the country one of the first in East Africa to host the sport, and motorsport fans are debating whether the project can secure a place on the schedule.

Why now: News of major funding for an F1-grade track in Rwanda has renewed discussion about Africa returning to the Formula 1 calendar.

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• South African mining tycoon Neal Froneman to spend $402 million turning a 600-hectare farmland into a For · The Times of India

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