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Brawn wants to improve diversity in F1: 'Starting at grassroots level'

According to Ross Brawn, the lack of diversity in Formula 1 starts at the base of racing. F1 now comes up with an action plan to address the lack. Hamilton shows dissatisfaction The world has been shaken by protests over the murder of George Floyd. Lewis Hamilton criticised his colleagues for the silence and that he stood up for the case alone. A number of drivers responded with expressions of support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Formula 1 itself stated in a statement that they are also behind Hamilton. "I think we as F1 have recognised for a few years now that we want to strengthen our diversity, and our diversity programme", says Brawn to Sky Sports F1. Brawn says that...
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