There was much excitement around the possible return of the South African Grand Prix next year, but those have been curtailed in light of the announcement of the 2023 calendar. For the first time in Formula 1’s history, there will be 24 races on the calendar next year, nine of which will be in continental Europe, but none in Africa. South Africa and Morocco are the only two African nations to host an F1 race, with the latter holding one in 1958, while the former saw 23 races in Midrand. The last of those took place in 1993, with Alain Prost taking the win for Williams, but the Kyalami Circuit has not been seen since. READ: Aston Martin told ‘not super talented’ Lance Stroll is better...
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