Sir Lewis Hamilton's ongoing dispute with the FIA over the tightening of jewellery rules has seen drivers rally in support of the Mercedes driver. McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl, however, has a very different outlook on the saga, stating that the rules are 'quite straightforward and simple' The FIA recently clamped down on driver accessories and clothing worn whilst driving, with drivers told that jewellery must be removed and that fireproof underwear has to be worn. READ: ‘It’s physics, not mystics’: Wolff suggests Barcelona could be turning point for Hamilton and Mercedes The rule regarding jewellery was initially introduced in 2005, however, was never strictly enforced by...
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