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After winning the Turkish Grand Prix and becoming a seven-time Formula One champion on Sunday, Lewis Hamilton said that he felt more prepared than ever to continue to pursue records and titles. More importantly, the British rider wants to stay in the class, and take advantage of the focus of attention focused on him, to continue fighting for more diversity and inclusion, not only in the sport, but in the world.
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In a post made moments after winning his seventh title, Hamilton revealed that 2020 was a year of reflection, a year in which he was driven by a desire for change, to motivate the next generations to fight for their dreams and for a world. best. . See the full translation below the post.
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Before today and even after crossing the line, I was thinking about what is most important to me. This year was so unpredictable. With the pandemic and obviously the season postponed for several months, I had the longest downtime I’ve ever had in my life. It gave me a chance to really think about my purpose. Seven world championships mean a lot to me, I can’t even describe how much, but there is another race that we haven’t won yet.
This year I was driven not only by my desire to win on the slopes, but also by a desire to help advance our sport and our world to be more diverse and inclusive. I promise you that I will not stop fighting for change. We have a long way to go, but I will continue to fight for equality in our sport and in the world we live in.
Matching Michael Schumacher’s record makes it clear to me that I know he won’t be here forever. So while you’re here, paying attention, I’d like to ask everyone to do your part to help create a more equal world. We will be more receptive and kind to each other. Let’s make sure the opportunity doesn’t depend on where you come from or the color of your skin.
Nothing is impossible. My motivation this year has been to be an example for the next generation, so that they never give up on their dreams. Many told me that my dream was impossible, but here I am. I want you to know that you can do that too. Never give up, keep fighting and we will continue to grow for the occasion.
Formula 1 has a new seven-time world champion: With another brilliant performance, Lewis Hamilton won the Turkish Grand Prix this Sunday and equaled German Michael Schumacher as the greatest champion of all time. In addition, he achieved victory number 94, extending his own record. Englishman Mercedes overcame a difficult start on the track wetter from the rain, ran part of the race in fifth and sixth place and appeared in full force as the asphalt began to dry.
He watched his opponents change the intermediate tires, stayed on the track, passed Racing Point leader Sergio Perez and shot to his 10th win in 14 races of the season, 31 seconds ahead of the Mexican. This was even overtaken by Charles Leclerc on the last lap, but the Ferrari Monegasque failed and still fell to fourth place, behind his teammate Sebastian Vettel, who took the podium for the first time in 2020. After the race, Hamilton sent a radio message. for children to believe in their dreams.
