Lewis Hamilton believes diversity in F1 is not about finding the next black driver but making sure the sport is inclusive behind the scenes.  Hamilton has admitted he felt like a "lone ranger" coming up in the sport but feels great strides have been made. The seven-time champion said change only started happening within Formula 1 in the last couple of years, describing previous attempts as a "difficult, narrow and very lonely path to walk", and since 2021 the people running the sport are more empathetic and "more open-minded". Nelson Piquet fined for using racist and homophobic language Christian Horner 'can't see' shock move from Mercedes to Red Bull...
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