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Lewis Hamilton reveals he will continue to fight the jewellery ban imposed on Formula One drivers
Lewis Hamilton has doubled down over his stance towards jewellery-wearing during Formula One races, declaring that he has no plans to remove his piercings for the season's upcoming races. The topic has reared its head over recent days as the F1 show arrived in Florida for the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.
How to watch the F1 Miami Grand Prix: TV channel and live stream for race today
Charles Leclerc will lead from pole position at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix after storming past Formula One world champion Max Verstappen on a dramatic day of qualifying.
FIA president talks Hamilton out of withdrawal but the driver refuses to remove nose piercing
• Lewis Hamilton complied with the jewellery ban by the FIA, but won't compromise on one item. • He was given an exemption for two races but says he won't remove his nose stud this season. • The driver risks a fine or points taken from his licence. • For motoring news, go to Wheels24.
Lewis Hamilton risks FIA penalty as Mercedes star blankly refuses to take out nose stud
Lewis Hamilton is risking the wrath of the FIA by refusing to remove his nose stud despite a two-race notice to have it taken out. It is the latest twist in a petty jewellery saga that has rumbled on in the background of the Formula One season.
How to watch the F1 Miami Grand Prix today: TV channel and live stream for fifth race of 2022
Charles Leclerc will lead from pole position for the third time in five races this season after storming past Formula One world champion Max Verstappen on a dramatic day of qualifying ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
Miami Grand Prix, Formula 1: Sergio Perez Quickest In Final Practice As Mercedes Slump Again
Sergio Perez topped the times for Red Bull ahead of championship leader Charles Leclerc in Saturday's final free practice ahead of Sunday's inaugural Miami Grand Prix. In hot, but changing conditions, the 32-year-old Mexican clocked a best lap in one minute and 30.304 seconds to outpace Ferrari's Leclerc by 0.194, with his Red Bull team-mate and defending world champion Max Verstappen third, three-tenths adrift.
Miami GP: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Grabs Pole, Praises "Crazy" Fans
World championship leader Charles Leclerc praised the enthusiasm of Ferrari's many American fans Saturday, but warned of a tense battle ahead after leading the Italian team to a front-row lockout at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Monegasque claimed pole position ahead of his Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz after world champion Max Verstappen made a rare error and slipped to third on the grid for Red Bull at a packed Miami International Autodrome.