Just a day after the Hamilton Commission revealed its recommendations to improve the representation of Black people in F1, the sport has unveiled a raft of scholarship, internship and apprenticeship plans to improve diversity within its vast community. Formula 1's initiative builds on its #WeRaceAsOne campaign launched in 2020 and the formation of a foundation personally funded by former F1 non-executive chairman Chase Carey dedicated to financing primarily engineering-focused scholarships in the sport for underrepresented students. Overall, F1 has put three programs on their rails with the support and commitment of all ten teams. The first initiative will provide engineering scholarships...
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