Lewis Hamilton has admitted that despite having worked relentlessly to stop discrimination in Formula 1 for the last three years, he continues to have 'difficult conversations' with people over racial barriers. The seven-time World Champion has worked tirelessly since the tragic murder of George Floyd, who was killed in 2020 in Minneapolis, United States, at the hands of a police officer. Since that moment, Hamilton has gone above and beyond in trying to end racial discrimination and inequality, by not only setting an example in Formula 1 but by also setting up several organisations. In the last three years, the 37-year-old has set-up his own charitable foundation Mission 44, as well...
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