BBC World Business Report

Formula 1 heads back to Africa

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Rwanda will host the F1 African Grand Prix in a 10-year deal starting in the early 2030s. We delve into why F1 wants Africa back on the calendar.

Earnings season gets underway with results from some of America's biggest banks.

And Netflix has secured the rights in Spain and Andorra for the next men's football World Cup.

Presenter: Luke Wilson
Producer: Barbara George
13 Oct 11AM English United Kingdom Business

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