Lewis Hamilton says he remains unconvinced by cockpit protection devices in F1 as Red Bull prepares to run its 'Aeroscreen' interpretation during practice for the Russian Grand Prix practice session, reiterating the 'risk' of racing is a critical part of why he competes. The three-time world champion has been an outspoken critic of the plan to introduce cockpit protection devices, saying he would refuse to race the 'halo' device debuted by Ferrari during pre-season testing. With Red Bull set to debut its own version in Sochi, a still sceptical Hamilton says the aesthetics of the 'windscreen' style device remains an issue for him, describing it as looking like a police 'riot shield'...
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