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Formula 1 has been actively seeking to expand its global footprint, particularly into new and emerging markets. This strategy aims to increase viewership and commercial revenue beyond its traditional European strongholds. Deals like the one with Rwanda reflect F1's ambition to become a truly global sport, reaching new fan bases and sponsors.
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