Verstappen appears to complete swearing punishment in Rwanda
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen looks to have completed his sanction for swearing in a press conference after being photographed with youngsters in Rwanda. The Dutchman, who sealed a fourth F1 drivers' title in the season just finished,
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Rwanda aims to host F1 Grand PrixRwanda has expressed its desire to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix, as announced by its President, Paul Kagame. The FIA, the ...
It came ahead of Friday’s FIA prize-giving ceremony in Rwanda, where Verstappen was accompanied by FIA president ...
FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem decided to tie the community work in with the FIA Awards Ceremony 2024 in Rwanda tonight ...
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Rwanda announces intention to bid for Formula One Grand PrixPresident Paul Kagame announced on Friday that Rwanda would bid to host a Formula One race in the capital Kigali. For the ...
Lewis Hamilton and F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali are aligned in their vision for a race in Africa and Rwanda has ...
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Rwanda confirms bid to host F1 in AfricaThe president of Rwanda has confirmed negotiations are underway with Formula 1 to host a grand prix in the African country in ...
Rwandan president Paul Kagame announced his country's bid for a Formula One race on Friday, ahead of an awards ceremony in ...
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that a new Formula 1 Grand Prix in Africa is a priority in the coming years.
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Rally legend Mouton receives FIA Lifetime Achievement AwardRally legend Michele Mouton picked up the FIA Lifetime Achievement Award at the world motorsport governing body's ...
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