Hamilton urges humility for upcoming African Grand Prix in Rwanda
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 10:47 PM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026
Lewis Hamilton has spoken out about the upcoming African Grand Prix scheduled in Rwanda, emphasizing the need to approach the event with humility. He acknowledged various human rights concerns surrounding the region, particularly in light of issues facing Rwanda's neighbor, the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has lodged complaints at the International Court of Justice. Hamilton expressed hope that hosting a race in Africa would foster greater awareness of the continent's rich culture and history. He suggested that education about historical and ongoing injustices in the region is essential and called for a broader conversation about peace in Africa.
- •Hamilton advocates for humility regarding the African GP in Rwanda.
- •Concerns raised over human rights and Rwanda's regional actions.
- •F1 begins a 10-year deal with Rwanda for the Grand Prix.
- •Hamilton highlights Africa's cultural significance in motorsport.
- •Calls for increased awareness of historical issues in the region.
- 10:47 PMYahoo Sports — Approach African GP with humility, says Hamilton
- 10:47 PMBBC Sport — Approach African GP with humility, says Hamilton
"Lewis Hamilton addresses concerns on human rights grounds about holding an African Grand Prix in Rwanda by saying people should "approach it with humility".
"Lewis Hamilton addresses concerns on human rights grounds about holding an African Grand Prix in Rwanda by saying people should "approach it with humility".
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External links- Yahoo SportsOct 22, 2026, 10:47 PMApproach African GP with humility, says Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton addresses concerns on human rights grounds about holding an African Grand Prix in Rwanda by saying people should "approach it with humility".
- BBC SportOct 22, 2026, 10:47 PMApproach African GP with humility, says Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton addresses concerns on human rights grounds about holding an African Grand Prix in Rwanda by saying people should "approach it with humility".
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