Hamilton sets sights on racing in African grand prix
The seven-time world champion welcomed F1’s return to Africa but revealed reservations about Rwanda hosting the continent’s first GP in over three decades.
Lewis Hamilton expressed cautious optimism regarding Formula One's decision to hold a Grand Prix in Rwanda, despite concerns over the country. The seven-time champion, speaking ahead of the United States Grand Prix, acknowledged the issues facing Rwanda and urged a measured approach to the situation. Hamilton, who has long advocated for a return to Africa, highlighted the continent's rich resources and potential for unity, while also recognizing the impact of colonialism.
He expressed hope to continue racing in F1 into his forties, including the inaugural African Grand Prix.
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