Lewis Hamilton says he has been 'completely overcome with rage' at the ongoing racial injustice and urged people 'not to sit in silence'. Last week protests erupted in American following the death of George Floyd. Floyd died when police offer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for nine minutes having arresting him for allegedly using a counterfeit bank note. While the protests started in American, they have begun to sweep the globe as more and more people speak out. One of those is Hamilton. The Mercedes driver has again taken to social media to speak of his 'rage' over the injustices. Chauvin was not arrested and charged until the protesters took to the streets. 'This past week has been so...
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