Formula 1 is yet to create any meaningful change in the struggle to fight racism and improve diversity, says six-time champion Lewis Hamilton. The catalyst behind F1's ‘End Racism' campaign, Hamilton offered a sharp rebuke for the sport when he was asked after Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix if he was pleased with the progress that had been made so for. 'We haven’t made any progress,' he said. 'We have said things, and there’s been statements released, and we’ve made gestures such as kneeling. But we’ve not changed anything, except for perhaps some of our awareness.' Through the first three races of the 2020 season, F1's efforts have amounted to the black t-shirts drivers wear...
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