Formula One is set to make its first return to the African continent in nearly three decades, marking a historic moment for motorsport. However, the Democratic Republic of Congo has criticized the decision to host the race in neighboring Rwanda instead, raising diplomatic and logistical concerns. The move comes as part of the sport’s expansion efforts, though the controversy highlights regional tensions over the event’s location. Supporters argue the race will boost Rwanda’s economy and global profile, while critics question the exclusion of other African nations.
Formula One returns to Africa for the first time since 1993, but DRC slams decision to stage race in Rwanda.
