Lewis Hamilton's charity, Mission 44, has committed to supporting the recruitment of 150 Black science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teachers in English schools. Seven-time F1 champion Hamilton, the sport's only Black driver, made a personal pledge of £20 million at the launch of Mission 44 in July. The charity was set up to empower young people from under-represented groups in the UK and to work alongside the Hamilton Commission, a body set up by Hamilton to better understand the barriers Black people face forging a career in motor racing. THE UNDEFEATED: Hamilton's legacy about more than 100 F1 victories The Commission's early work has identified the importance of...
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