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Lewis Hamilton Pushes for Africa’s F1 Return

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Lewis Hamilton, a prominent figure in Formula 1, advocates for Africa’s independence from colonial powers like Britain, France, and Spain to reclaim its own resources. The seasoned racer is eager to witness the sport’s return to the continent before his retirement.

During discussions preceding the Australian Grand Prix as the 2026 season kicks off in Melbourne, Hamilton expressed his aspiration for an African race when questioned by a South African journalist. He emphasized his concern about the ongoing exploitation of the continent by other nations.

Hamilton articulated, “I find Africa to be exceptionally beautiful, and it troubles me that the world at large exploits its riches without acknowledgment. I truly hope that the leadership in various African countries can unite to reclaim the continent from external control.”

Expressing his desire for Formula 1 to include Africa on its calendar, Hamilton highlighted the absence of a Grand Prix on the continent since 1993. He mentioned countries like Kenya, Rwanda, and South Africa as potential hosts for future races, underscoring the untapped potential of Africa in the global racing landscape.

As Hamilton pushes for Africa’s representation in Formula 1 before he steps away from the sport, he continues to engage with decision-makers to make this vision a reality. Rooted in his African heritage, with ties to countries like Togo, Benin, Senegal, and Nigeria, Hamilton takes pride in his ancestral connections and is determined to see Africa play a significant role in the world of Formula 1.

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