Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton has expressed his desire for Africa to gain independence from countries like Britain, France, and Spain to reclaim its resources. Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, emphasized the need for unity among African nations to take back control of their own destiny. He also advocated for Formula 1 to return to Africa, a continent that has not hosted a Grand Prix since 1993.

During a recent interview ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, Hamilton highlighted the beauty of Africa and the importance of addressing the exploitation it faces. He urged African nations to unite and reclaim their sovereignty from former colonial powers. Hamilton emphasized the continent’s potential to become a global powerhouse if given the opportunity.

The racing icon is actively lobbying for Formula 1 to include Africa on its calendar before he retires. With roots in countries like Togo and Benin, Hamilton expressed his deep pride in his African heritage. He is determined to see a Grand Prix held in Africa during his racing career, underscoring his personal connection to the region.

Hamilton’s advocacy for Africa’s inclusion in Formula 1 reflects his commitment to promoting diversity and representation within the sport. His efforts align with the broader push for inclusivity and global outreach in the world of motorsports. Fans can follow all the action live with Sky’s Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle, which also offers access to additional TV channels and streaming services like Netflix and Discovery+.