FIA president Jean Todt has offered his support for Lewis Hamilton's fight against racism, while maintaining that all drivers must be allowed to express themselves as they so choose. A target of Hamilton's ire after Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, Todt was blasted along with Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey by the Briton for a perceived as a lack of leadership after the sport's lacklustre anti-racism display prior to the national anthem. 'I’d love to know what Jean thinks, I’d love to know what Chase thinks, and what the organisation thinks moving forwards,' he said after the race, when asked about efforts to combat racism. 'But there is no progress yet. 'I think there’s one [F1 team] I’ve...
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