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Who pays for an F1 race?
Hosting an F1 Grand Prix is incredibly expensive, with fees often running into tens of millions of pounds annually, paid to Formula 1. Governments or local authorities usually cover these costs, hoping to recoup investment through tourism, jobs, and global exposure. Rwanda's 10-year deal suggests a significant long-term financial commitment.
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