Formula 1 The ban on drivers wearing jewelery in races has been around for a long time. FIA Racing Director Niels Wittich He also reminded drivers that it is forbidden to wear jewelery while driving before the Australian GP.
The Race Director stated that the metal accessories under the clothes create a danger against a possible fire. underwear warned the pilots. As of this weekend, the FIA has announced its updated review policy, which includes jewelery and underwear checks. The reaction to this published document was not delayed.
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Hamilton wore 8 rings and 4 necklaces at the press conference!
On recent events and developments 7-time World Champion Hamiltonto the meeting held last night. 3 watches, 8 rings, 4 necklaces and 2 earrings joined in. Stating that it is unnecessary for the authorities to get involved in such a thing, Hamilton does not seem to take a step back.
Revealing his reaction with the jewel he wore, Hamilton also targeted the FIA with his words:
“I couldn’t wear any more jewelry today! When we think about the steps we’ve taken as a sport and the more important issues we need to focus on, I almost feel like we’ve taken a step back.
I think we’ve taken really big strides as a sport. It’s such a small thing. I have been in sports for 16 years and I have been wearing jewelry for 16 years. I only have earrings and a nose piercing that I can’t take off in the car.
It is quite unnecessary for us to enter into this discussion. So I will try to communicate and work with Mohammed (FIA chief Ben Sulayem). I’m here to work in partnership with sport, Mohammed and F1.
in your body your jewels in invisible places The 7-time champion pilot, who also clarified the debates on whether or not he was, used the following statements:
I can’t really explain where it is but it’s platinum so it’s not magnetic. It has never posed a security issue in the past. I’ve had so many MRI scans in 16 years and never had to remove the platinum.
The Mercedes-AMG Petronas driver stated that he is not worried about a possible ban. of your team a reserve pilot Hamilton, who said that he was Fun time in Miami He implied that he could. In addition, to take responsibility for the FIA, a disclaimer He added that he could sign.
On the developments, the FIA cites Hamilton for jewels that cannot be easily removed. two-race exemption he recognized. According to this Lewis Hamilton, 2 more races will be able to compete with jewels. Hamilton’s exemption Monaco GP’ends in.
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