Mercedes’ British driver Lewis Hamilton and team principal Toto Wolff greet fans onstage during an F1 live event to introduce drivers and team principals in Melbourne March 13, 2019. — AFP pic
Hamilton spoke to millions of followers on social media of his rage and disbelief at the killing of the unarmed black man, who died in Minneapolis after a white U.S. police officer knelt on his neck. Wolff told reporters that his racing driver, Formula One’s first black champion, had taught him a lot about racial inequality.
“I said no actually I have never thought about it. And he said ‘well, I need to think about it every day because I am being made aware that I am’.
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