Jul.20 As Lewis Hamilton blasts Formula 1's anti-racism measures as "not good enough", FIA president Jean Todt has declared that "all lives" matter. After matching Michael Schumacher's single-circuit record by winning in Hungary for the eighth time, six-time world champion Hamilton slammed the "embarrassing" pre-race spectacle as he again kneeled for the Black Lives Matter movement. In part, he blamed Grand Prix Drivers' Association director Romain Grosjean for the shambles. "He doesn't think it's important to do it," Hamilton said of his French rival. "He's one of them that thinks that it was done once and that's all we need to do."...
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