The bold new Rwanda agreement has finally opened the way for a crucial continent to write a completely new chapter in its great F1 history, writes F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne.

David Tremayne argues that Rwanda could write a new chapter in Formula 1's history by returning the sport to Africa. Reflecting on the continent's absence from the current schedule, he notes the striking contrast between Africa's geographical scale and its lack of an active Grand Prix.
Tremayne recalls the historic South African Grand Prix at Kyalami, highlighting how popular and central it was for teams and drivers during pre-season testing and early-season racing in past eras.
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