The FIA has said it will not investigate Lewis Hamilton for wearing a t-shirt which called for the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor to be imprisoned, according to the BBC. Instead, they will clarify the rules and guidelines surrounding what drivers can and can’t wear on the podium and before the race. READ: 78%
More78 percent of Formula One fans think Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton should be penalised for wearing a t-shirt during the podium ceremony at Mugello which called for the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor to be imprisoned. The other 22 percent who participated in Formula1News.co.uk’s survey on the matter said he shouldn’t be punished for
MoreThe FIA is investigating Lewis Hamilton for wearing a t-shirt which paid tribute to Breonna Taylor and demanded that the police officers who shot her dead earlier this year be jailed. An FIA spokesperson was quoted as saying the matter is “under active consideration.” READ: Vettel Reveals Why He Didn’t Buy Schumacher’s Ferrari F2004 Hamilton,
MoreFans have criticised Formula One on social media for “censoring” Lewis Hamilton’s tribute to Breonna Taylor – an African-American who was shot dead by officers of the Louisville Metro Police Department earlier this year. After winning the Tuscan Grand Prix, Hamilton put on a t-shirt emblazoned with “Arrest the cops who killed Breonna Taylor.” READ:
MoreThe safety car was deployed on the first lap of the inaugural Tuscan Grand Prix after three cars collided – and there was even more carnage during the restart. A series of collisions took place down the start-finish straight, leading to the race being red-flagged. READ: Mercedes Insist Story About £700mn Ineos Takeover & Rebrand
MoreLewis Hamilton has extended his lead in the Formula One Drivers’ Standings after taking victory at the inaugural Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello. Team-mate Valtteri Bottas finished in second place despite overtaking Hamilton at the start of the Grand Prix. READ: Wolff To Leave Mercedes After £700mn Ineos Takeover & Rebrand – Reports Alex Albon
MoreSebastian Vettel, who will leave Scuderia Ferrari for Aston Martin Racing at the end of the 2020 season, has said six-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton will never be his hero. In an interview with the Italian edition of Sky Sport, Vettel said: “It’s a shame. On the one hand, it’s very simple for him but
MoreLewis Hamilton has taken pole position for the Tuscan Grand Prix despite not improving his lap time on his second run in Q3. Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas topped the timing sheets of all three Free Practice sessions of the weekend, but his final run of Q3 was hampered due to Renault driver Esteban Ocon spinning
MoreThe high-speed Mugello circuit has quickly become a favourite among Formula One drivers, although it’s unlikely we will see many overtakes during the race due to its lack of heavy braking zones and slow-speed corners. During free practice on Friday, Lewis Hamilton pulled 5.6G through a high-speed corner of the circuit while completing a flying
MoreThe Mercedes F1 team have poked fun at themselves with a sarcastic comment on a Facebook post by Scuderia Ferrari in which they unveiled their one-off retro livery for the Tuscan Grand Prix. This weekend’s race at Mugello will be Ferrari’s 1000th Formula One Grand Prix, and, as Mercedes did to celebrate 125 years in
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