
The private sector has committed to fund the estimated R2.1bn licensing fee if South Africa gets the green light.
South Africa’s bid to host a Formula One (F1) Grand Prix rolled closer to the start line with the private sector committing to fund the estimated R2.1bn licensing fee if South Africa gets the green light to host the high-octane sport from 2027.
Bids closed on Monday, and Sport Art and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie said his department had submitted “more than what was asked for” to F1 Management (FOM).
SA ready
“The F1 asked for 10 things, we have done 15. We are ready. None of the other African countries bidding has a track … We have the sponsors, the…
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