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Lewis Hamilton opens up on why he had to speak out to tackle racism during last season's F1 title race, as seven-time world champion admits he was 'in tears' after everything he had 'supressed came up over all these years' Lewis Hamilton said he was emotional when fighting Black Lives Matter last year The British F1 champion wore BLM t-shirts and did Black Power salutes at meets Hamilton described his battle against racial injustice as 'powerful and sad' The 36-year-old revealed he was 'built' for this fight and wants to help change
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Lewis Hamilton reveals he felt 'powerful and sad' whilst trying to combat racism during last year's Formula One Championship season.
The seven-time F1 champion has been leading the industry's battle against racial injustice over the past 12 months and wore T-shirts supporting the Black Lives Matter movement and raised a fist for Black Power after winning last year's Styrian Grand Prix.
Hamilton accused other Formula One drivers who refused to take the knee before Grand Prix races last season of being 'complicit' with racism for not taking a stand against the issue and admitted he got emotional when trying tackling the issues.
Lewis Hamilton revealed he got emotional whilst campaigning for Black Lives Matter last year
