F1 condemns racism after Piquet's reported slur at Hamilton
PARIS (AP) — Formula One great Lewis Hamilton said “archaic mindsets” have to change after retired champion Nelson Piquet reportedly used a racial slur against him.
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F1 labels Nelson Piquet's racist language towards Hamilton 'unacceptable'
Nelson Piquet against Lewis Hamilton as "unacceptable" on Tuesday. The 69-year-old Brazilian, who won the world title in 1981, 1983 and 1987, used a racially offensive term when referring to Hamilton on a Brazilian podcast. "Discriminatory or racist language is unacceptable in any form and has no part in society," Formula One said in a statement.
F1, FIA and Mercedes condemn Piquet's racist slur about Hamilton
Formula 1, the FIA and Mercedes have condemned racially abusive language used by former world champion Nelson Piquet about Lewis Hamilton.
Former king’s “bittersweet” WTCR weekend explained
Norbert Michelisz labelled WTCR Race of Spain “bittersweet” following his mixed weekend at MotorLand Aragón. After placing fifth in Race 1, the Hungarian was eliminated in an opening-lap clash in Race 2.
Like it never happened: WTCR’s Coronel vows to forget Spain pain
WTCR Race of Spain won’t go down as one of the highlights of Tom Coronel’s 33 years behind the wheel. Driving an Audi RS 3 LMS, the Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport driver twice failed to finish at MotorLand Aragón due to contact.
Ecclestone: Ex-Merc employee joining FIA is ‘bloody dangerous’
McLaren struggle through Canadian GP weekend
2022 F1 British GP – How to watch, session timings and more
After a one-week break, the F1 paddock heads to Silverstone as Max Verstappen aims to defend his healthy world championship lead after victory in Canada.
How computers, videos and “everything” transformed Urrutia’s WTCR weekend
Santiago Urrutia has revealed the efforts he and his Cyan Performance Lynk & Co team went to in order for the Uruguayan to continue his run of Race 2 podium visits in this season’s WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. After finishing runner-up in the second race in Pau and winning Race 2 at the Hungaroring, Urrutia fought through from fifth on the grid to complete the MotorLand Aragón podium. Ad/> The Barcelona-based driver, who is third in the provisional title standings, said: “We had a really tough Race 1, so I knew that to have a good race in Race 2 we had to improve the car and we spent a lot of time in front of the computer with the engineer.