A defiant Lewis Hamilton says he won't be removing his earrings and nose stud in the future to comply with the FIA's ban on drivers wearing jewellery while out on track. In Australia, FIA race director Niels Wittich reminded drivers of the rule that is featured in motorsport's International Sporting Code and which forbids drivers – on the grounds of safety - from wearing jewellery, including watches, when they are behind the wheel. Ahead of this weekend's Miami Grand Prix, the governing body ramped up its ban, adding the provision to F1 teams' scrutineering template form which every competitor must complete before the race weekend. However, upon further discussion, it was decided that...
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