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GP Africa 2027 : Rwanda and South Africa Go Wheel-to-Wheel for 2027

Dates: To be announced. It’s been over 30 years since Formula 1 last revved its engines on African soil—and frankly, that’s 30 years of missed champagne sprays, flashy grid walks, and dramatic "is-that-even-legal?" overtakes. But now? The comeback is real. Africa is gearing up for a Grand Prix—and both Rwanda and South Africa are furiously racing for pole position. Or might it even be Morocco?

Lewis Wants It. Max Wants It. Africa Deserves It.
When Lewis Hamilton starts campaigning for an African Grand Prix, the world listens. Throw in Max Verstappen saying he’s “very excited” and Lando Norris calling Africa “the perfect place,” and you've basically got a pit crew of global superstars waving the green flag. Formula 1 isn’t just flirting with Africa—it’s full-throttle dating.

Rwanda’s Bid: Eco-Racing in Paradise
Rwanda isn’t here to play—it's here to redefine racing. Their bid blends sustainability, innovation, and jaw-dropping natural beauty, where pit stops might come with gorilla sightings and the phrase “zero emissions” isn’t just branding fluff.

Backed by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Rwanda's dream is a Grand Prix with a conscience—fast, green, and unforgettable. As Sulayem put it: “Africa deserves a Formula 1 event, and Rwanda is the best place.” We love a confident king.

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South Africa’s Bid: Nostalgia Meets Readiness
Meanwhile, South Africa is calmly pointing to its already-built Kyalami circuit like, “Need a track? Done.” With a rich F1 history and a nation ready to welcome back the roar of engines, South Africa is the seasoned pro stepping back into the spotlight.

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Enter GP Africa 2025: Racing Meets Relationships
But here's where it gets even better—because this isn’t just about lap times and podium finishes. GP Africa 2025 is shaping up to be a closed, curated event focused on high-level networking, business development, and next-level sociability. Think Monaco, but with more sunshine, more soul, and way less pretension.

Travel agents, DMCs, and business pros: this is your chance to rub elbows with high-profile execs, stakeholders, and potential partners, all while casually sipping champagne in a VIP lounge overlooking one of the most scenic race circuits on Earth.

Extravagant afterparties? Check. Exclusive access to VIP zones? Double check. The kind of relaxed, luxurious atmosphere where new business strategies are born and lucrative deals take shape? Absolutely. Whether you're outlining your next pitch or rekindling old partnerships, GP Africa offers the kind of ambiance where business conversations flow faster than a Red Bull pit stop.

2027: The Final Stretch
With Rwanda and South Africa gunning for 2027 and GP Africa already putting business and pleasure on the fast track, the future of Formula 1 in Africa is looking turbocharged.

So whether you’re coordinating high-end travel, eyeing new partnerships, or just looking for an excuse to wear sunglasses indoors, Africa’s return to the F1 calendar is your cue to rev up your engines. Because this isn’t just about speed—it’s about strategy, connection, and making moves that matter.

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Published
11 April 2025
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