However, drivers will face sanctions if they oppose the law while on track — such as during the national anthem before a race or on the podium.
Such requests would be handled on a case-by-case basis, and the location of the event would be a consideration.— takes a different view. F1 supported the carrying of the pride logo — including in places like Qatar and Saudi Arabia recently — and would continue to do so. But the clarification goes on to state that in addition to not making particular statements during the drivers' parade, national anthem ceremonies, pre- and post-season driver group photographs and podium "participants are not permitted to make political, religious and/or personal statements in violation of the general principle of neutrality during [the] FIA press conferences ."
Mercedes' driver Lewis Hamilton wears a rainbow helmet during practice sessions of the Formula One Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit on Dec. 3, 2021.Hamilton added on the rule: "It doesn't surprise me. But nothing will stop me from speaking on the things that I feel that I'm passionate about and issues that there are.""I think it would be silly to say that I would want to take extra penalty points for speaking out on things," said Hamilton.
Huh
Hamilton’s hate speech should be denounced. His spreading of and intolerance is a stain upon F1.
If I’m a spirit y u trying to talk to me
Lewis Hamilton needs a South Park episode, if he hasn’t had one done yet
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