Barbados is set to be a hub to host Formula ‘E’ races.
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, speaking during her presentation of Government’s 2024 Budget, said a new track will be laid to allow for this.
Motor racing fans will also see action return regularly, with the first major event set for summer 2024.
The Prime Minister says these initiatives are being done to make Barbados a powerhouse in the motorsports arena once again.
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