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Lewis Hamilton has spoken of his "lonely journey" in F1 after again calling for more diversity in the sport.

Hamilton debuted with McLaren in 2007, securing a third-placed podium finish in his debut Grand Prix in Australia. He came desperately close to an historic world title win that season, but missed out in the final race to Kimi Raikkonen.

He has since gone on to become one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport, equalling Michael Schumacher's record of seven world titles. Only a dubious safety car procedure at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix cost him an eighth world crown to Max Verstappen.

Alongside his on-track success though, Hamilton has long tried to use his platform as a vehicle for change. In recent seasons, he has frequently worn t-shirts bearing poignant slogans, as well as taking the knee before races.

Last year, he wore a rainbow coloured helmet at events in the Middle East, to highlight LGTBQ plus issues. However, despite pressing for greater diversity, he remains the only black driver on the F1 circuit.

"It's been genuinely quite a lonely journey," he said on the ABC show in