Lewis Hamilton says he could join a three-day boycott of social media this weekend prompted by leading British football clubs and players in a move to tackle online abuse and discrimination. The initiative has already drawn the widespread support of a number of sporting and corporate bodies, including the Rugby Union, the England and Wales Cricket Board and companies such as Premier League sponsor Barclays, Adidas or broadcaster Sky Sports, the parent company of Sky F1. Asked in Portimão on Thursday if he would support the social media boycott, Hamilton said he could lend his social media silence to the anti-racism initiative. "I haven’t made any plans, but I think for me it’s...
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