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Lewis Hamilton says he is undivided in his fight against racial injustice. Her comments came as an FIA, the global governing body of Motorsport announced that it would not examine the Formula One Champion to wear T-shirts honoring Bronna Taylor in Tuscan Grand Prix.
Six -time world champion Hamilton, who claimed the 90th race win of his career on Sunday, “killed Arrest the Cops, killed Bronna Taylor” and said “his name”, which was on a photo of Taylor, before the race and in podium function.
Originally stated that it will consider the matter, the FIA will rather clear its guidelines as to what will be allowed for drivers and teams for both east and subsequent races.
The FIA aims to keep these guidelines in the place before the next 2020 season’s next race which is scheduled to be held in Russia on 27 September.
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Hamilton wrote on Instagram, “You want to know that I will not cry, I will not give up, I will not leave to use this platform.
“I want to thank those who support me and show love, I am very grateful.
“But this is a journey for all of us to come together and challenge the world at every level of injustice, not only racial
“We can help make it a better place for our children and future generations.”
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Taylor was shot at Louisville’s house in March as three plaincloth police officers carried out the “no-nock” warrant.
Kentaki Attorney General Daniel Cameron is investigating the incident and the FBI is investigating whether Taylor’s civil rights were violated. Taylor’s mother has filed a lawsuit in the civil court against three officials identified in connection with the death of her daughter.
No officer has been accused of crime. Two officers remain on force, while a third was fired and is appealing to get his job back.
“Bronna Taylor has been murdered for 6 months, by policemen, in his house. Still no justice has been given. We will not be silent, ”Hamilton posted on Twitter on Sunday, as well as with pictures of wearing T-shirts.
He also added to a post-race conference: “It took me a lot of time to get that shirt and I want to wear it and bring awareness to the fact that there are people killed on the road and there is someone who has been killed in his house.
“We have to continue to raise awareness … I think we just have to continue to emphasize this issue.”
Earlier this year, a 35 -year -old has been a powerful voice during the Black Live Matter Movement by calling a motorsport to counter racism earlier this year and to participate against BLM protests in London.
He has also announced a plan to set up a commission in his name to increase diversity in motorsport.
Winning in Tuscan GP means that Hamilton is now equivalent to the record of 91 race win in Michael Schumakar’s F1.
