South African Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie has reportedly turned to Red Bull and Heineken to raise the capital needed to ...

“The race is going to happen at Kyalami,” McKenzie told Supersport. “Kyalami is doing what they need to do. Toby Venter and ...

They approve everything." The last F1 race on African soil was in 1993, when Williams-Renault driver Alain Prost won at the Kyalami track in South Africa South Africa's bid leans on its historic ...

The circuit took on legendary drivers such as Jim Clark, Graham Hill, and Jack Brabham, each leaving their mark on the South African circuit. After the apartheid ended in 1991, there were two more ...

South Africa has not hosted an F1 race since 1993 but the Minister for Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has held talks with F1 chiefs about the prospect of staging a race. Last month ...

A track, designed by former Benetton driver Alexander Wurz ... The minister dismissed concerns about F1 being a "rich man's ...

South Africa has not hosted an F1 race since 1993 but the Minister for Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has held talks with F1 chiefs about the prospect of staging a race. Last month, ...

"Africa deserves a F1 event and Rwanda is the best place," FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem told BBC Sport Africa. Yet the South African bid has a rich history to draw on - as well as a track ...