Lewis Hamilton is to contact Chase Carey and Jean Todt after being left frustrated and disappointed by the "battle" he is currently facing with the drivers to recognise the importance of a united front against racism and discrimination. Prior to the Hungarian Grand Prix, as ahead of the Styrian GP a week ago, there was a disorganised response from the drivers as to what action to take as the national anthem played. Article continues under video It has led to Hamilton pointing an accusing finger at Grand Prix Drivers' Association director Romain Grosjean, in particular. “He [Grosjean] doesn’t think it’s important to do it," said Hamilton, following his commanding...
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