Lewis Hamilton British GP: Lewis Hamilton finally removes his nose stud: F1 British Grand Prix saw Lewis Hamilton in a new avatar as he appeared on the tracks without the nose stud following the race ban warning from FIA. The seven-time title holder took the action subsequent to being undermined with a dashing boycott and fine by the FIA recently. Follow Formula 1 Updates and British Grand Prix Live on InsideSport.IN.
What’s more, the FIA affirmed Hamilton eliminated his nose stud for opening practice at Silverstone on Friday. An FIA spokesman said: “The stud has gone.” Meanwhile, Hamilton is currently set for converses with F1 president Mohammed bin Sulayem in the following week to talk about the issue further.
Lewis Hamilton British GP: Lewis Hamilton finally concedes in JEWELLERY ROW with Formula 1 officials, ‘removes NOSE STUD’ for British Grand Prix: Follow LIVE Updates
When asked about the FIA’s stance yesterday, Hamilton said: “It’s worrying – we’ve got bigger fish to fry. We’ve really got to start focusing on more important areas. I will be racing this weekend. I’m working with the FIA. The matter is not massively important, I’ll work with Mohammed and his team to take the next steps forward.”
The Mercedes star, 37, had initially been given a clinical exclusion for two races – Miami and Barcelona – where he was permitted to wear piercings. In any case, last month the FIA requested Hamilton eliminate all things to consent to new security guidelines by June 30.
After FIA announced a new jewellery ban, Lewis Hamilton showed up to the Miami GP press conference wearing 8 rings, 4 necklaces, 3 watches, and 2 earrings 👀 #F1 | #MiamiGP pic.twitter.com/wAbJHbcPiH
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The Brit originally answered by going up to a question and answer session improved in bling. Hamilton then, at that point, eliminated his hoops before the Monaco Grand Prix moved around.
Lewis Hamilton British GP: Lewis Hamilton finally concedes in JEWELLERY ROW with Formula 1 officials, ‘removes NOSE STUD’ for British Grand Prix: Follow LIVE Updates
Be that as it may, the nose stud stayed an issue as Hamilton guaranteed it couldn’t be taken out without any problem. He said last month: “This whole safety thing, man. When they [the FIA] told me about the jewellery, they said safety is everything. And I said, ‘Well, what’s happened over the last 16 years? I’ve had jewellery for the last 16 years, so was safety not an issue back then?”
Finding out if he was happy with the goal and afterwards taking his nose stud out, he proceeded: “No. No. I got an exemption here, I’ll get an exemption for the rest of the year. Wedding rings are allowed. I’ll wear four watches next time [in Monaco].”
FIA rules on jewellery states: “The wearing of jewellery during this competition can hinder both medical interventions as well as subsequent diagnosis and treatment should it be required following an accident.
“The presence of jewellery can slow, due to the risk of “snagging”, the emergency removal of driver safety equipment such as helmet, balaclava and overalls. The wearing of jewellery in the form of body piercing or metal neck chains is prohibited during the competition and may therefore be checked before the start.”
Lewis Hamilton British GP: Lewis Hamilton finally concedes in JEWELLERY ROW with Formula 1 officials, ‘removes NOSE STUD’ for British Grand Prix: Follow LIVE Updates
