Hamilton has made many of the most notable gestures to raise awareness of social issues, but in the 2023 season, drivers are not allowed to make a statement with🎐out written permission from the FIA.

"Sport is watched by millions of people all over the world and therefore it can be used as a platform to do someth🔯ing good,” ex-Williams, McLaren  and Red Bull driver Coulthard said. 

"But as an 🅷athlete, you are also very lucky to get paid to do things that others would do💛 for nothing at all. 

“And it's a bit like an acceptance s💝peech at the Oscars. If everyone uses the opportunity to make a political statement, there is no issue th♉at is not important to someone.

"So we either have to mention ever🌸ything, or maybe it's better not to say anything at all and conce🎃ntrate on the sport. 

“I understand that there are people who promote freedom of speech an🐼d all that, and that is absolutely an important thing to keep in mind, but I also think that we have to remember that it is the sporting rules that we are talking about, not some political regulation."

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Valtteri Bottas has hit🀅 out at the new rule, claiming the🍌 FIA “want to control us”.