In light of the conclusions of the Hamilton Commission's investigation into ways to improve diversity in motorsport's premier class, Formula One announced a number of new initiatives aimed at making the sport more accessible today. The first of these initiatives involves putting in place a scholarship for young engineers from underrepresented groups, including women, ethnic minorities and people from underprivileged backgrounds. In doing this, Formula 1 responds to Hamilton's request to make the sport more accessible. Read more Red Bull to parry Mercedes-updates at Silverstone? 'We're betting on set-up' Formula One is also releasing a total of eight internships within the organisation,...
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