Morocco’s Formula 1 Bid Accelerates with $1.2 Billion Tangier Project

Morocco’s Formula 1 Bid Accelerates with $1.2 Billion Tangier Project

Morocco is positioning itself to join the race for hosting Formula 1 in Africa with an ambitious $1.2 billion project near Tangier. According to RacingNews365, a Formula 1 news outlet, the planned development would be located 20 kilometers south of the coastal city.

Morocco, serious African contender for hosting F1 Race – The North Africa Post

Morocco is poised to enter race for hosting the prestigious Formula-One among two other African candidates, South Africa and Rwanda, vying for the event. To enhance its chances, the North African Kingdom has a $1.2 billion project, sited 20 kilometres south of the coastal city of Tangiers, according to online motorsport website “RacingNews365”. The Moroccan […]

Thailand Plans Exciting Bangkok Street Circuit for F1 in 2028

Pictures courtesy of Siam Sport Thailand is poised to rev up its motorsport scene with plans to host the F1 World Championship on a dynamic street circuit in Bangkok, rather than investing in a dedicated racetrack. Tourism and Sports Minister Surawong Thienthong revealed this ambitious plan, alig...

Another African Country Joins The Race To Host A Formula One Race – 2oceansvibe News

During the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali confirmed that the sport is in active discussions with three African countries about hosting a Grand Prix in the future.

Thursday, May 29, 2025 - 16:43 Nearly one billion euros to build a circuit? Morocco would have a colossal plan to host F1 By Alexandre Braeckman Africa could finally regain its place on the Formula 1 calendar, more than three decades after its last Grand Prix. And it is Morocco that is a candidate to host an event of this kind. Zen reading According to RacingNews365, a vast project for a circuit approved Grade 1 by the FIA — essential to …

Another new Grand Prix joins race to host F1

The long-awaited return of Formula 1 to Africa is gaining momentum, with Morocco becoming the latest nation on the continent to enter the fray by preparing a substantial bid to host a future Grand Prix. The North African country has already put forward an ambitious $1.2 billion motorsport and tourism development plan, and is now…