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Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton suggested he could be ruled out of Sunday's inaugural Miami Grand Prix if the sport's governing body enforced a ban on piercings and jewellery.
Embattled Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton faces a new problem over a jewellery ban for drivers during races. Hamilton often wears jewellery, including to press conferences and around the race weekend, and he has been reminded at the Miami Grand Prix that drivers are not permitted to wear jewellery due to Formula One regulations. Ad/> Sky Sports is reporting that the FIA has insisted drivers wear fireproof underwear and do not wear jewellery.
The fake marinas on display at the Miami Grand Prix will invite scorn this weekend, but with two American races this season it shows that organisers are taking it seriously. Since the takeover of the organisation by the Liberty media complex, those in charge have clearly taken criticism to heart when it is made constructively, and have been prepared to make swift alterations. Not always for the better, but by considering real change between seasons, F1 has a chance to cling to relevance in a way other sports do not.
Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has given his take on the best drivers in the sport right now, and found himself rather tied up by the question!
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Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has said that George Russell’s recent seasons with Williams are what is giving him an edge over Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes at the moment.
Max Verstappen has reignited his rivalry with Lewis Hamilton after claiming his car «is not all horrific» going into this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix. Hamilton has endured a tough start to the season and is currently seventh in the standings – 58 points adrift off leader Charles Leclerc. Ad/> The seven-time World Drivers’ Championship winner has finished third, 10th, fourth and 13th in his four races so far this season, prompting Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff to brand the car ‘undriveable.’ Miami Grand PrixHamilton compares Mercedes struggles to issues with 'worst car I’ve had'A DAY AGO Verstappen lapped Hamilton in the last grand prix in Monza, and told the Telegraph: “To be honest, it wasn’t something I was enjoying at the time.