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Gayton McKenzie insists South Africa isn't beaten by Rwanda’s F1 deal, targets 2028 Grand Prix

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Gayton McKenzie insists South Africa isn't beaten by Rwanda’s F1 deal, targets 2028 Grand Prix

South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie congratulated Rwanda on securing a 10-year Formula 1 deal from 2030, clarifying South Africa is still targeting a 2028/2029 bid.

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