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Hamilton retains rainbow helmet: 'Would like to know what's going on here'

Lewis Hamilton has come to Qatar with a statement. The Brit has a helmet design that supports the LGBTQ+ community. Hamilton now announces that he will not only use the helmet in Qatar, but also in Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi. Hamilton arrived in the first free practice session on Friday in Qatar wearing a special helmet. With the rainbow flag depicted on his helmet he supports the LGBTQ+ community. After qualifying the Mercedes driver indicated that he will also use the helmet in Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates). Amnesty International labels human rights in these countries as 'deeply troubling'. Read more Marko gives Verstappen instructions: 'We have a chance' Ricciardo...
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