Lewis Hamilton will again wear a rainbow helmet at this weekend's F1 Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton will show support with a rainbow design - and there will be beach balls, palm trees and sunshine on helmets of other drivers at the F1 Miami Grand Prix. read more »

This weekend's race is the first since the controversial clampdown on the making of political statements that was announced by the FIA during the winter.It was later... read more »

Alpine will run rainbow branding on the engine covers of its A522 through June as part of Pride Month, and has also announced a partnership with Racing Pride. The team, sixth... read more »

The four-time world champion famously spoke out last year about Hungary enacting a law that prevented the depiction and teaching of homosexuality or transgender issues to under... read more »

Mercedes will run a Pride Star on its W13 across the next three grands prix in order to mark Pride Month. This weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix is the first to take place... read more »

Happy #PrideMonth ❤️? We’re proud to be running the Mercedes-Benz Pride Star on our W13s for the next three races, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and raising awareness for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will once again wear his helmet design in support of LGBTQ+ collective at the Saudi Arabian GP. read more »

Lewis Hamilton will again run his rainbow helmet in support of the LGBTQ+ community in Saudi Arabia after unveiling the striking design in Qatar. read more »

Lewis Hamilton hopes his wearing of a crash helmet at the Qatar GP featuring the Progress Pride flag "sparks positive conversation and change" read more »

Hamilton unveiled the new design ahead of this weekend's race in Qatar, where the Losail International Circuit is hosting its first F1 race.After running the design in... read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton says he plans to run the same rainbow-themed helmet that he's wearing this weekend in Qatar at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he intends to continue using his pride-themed helmet design for the upcoming Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and may also use it at the season-ending event in Abu... read more »

Lewis Hamilton unveiled a striking helmet ahead of FP1 in Qatar showing his support to the LGBTQIA+ community. read more »

Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton wore a rainbow-coloured helmet in Qatar Grand Prix practice on Friday, a day after speaking out about equal rights and... read more »

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is running a special helmet design featuring a rainbow livery at the Qatar Grand Prix.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton is wearing a crash helmet promoting LGBTQ+ rights at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton has unveiled a helmet using a rainbow livery for this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix. Formula 1 is visiting the country for the first time after it... read more »

Hamilton and Vettel both spoke out against Hungary's anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in the build-up to the race weekend at the Hungaroring, with Vettel wearing a pair of rainbow... read more »

Vettel, Valtteri Bottas, Carlos Sainz Jr and Lance Stroll were summoned by the stewards over a breach of the pre-race procedure outlined by race director Michael Masi.It... read more »

Sebastian Vettel wore a pair of rainbow-adorned trainers at the Hungaroring on Thursday as he joined Lewis Hamilton in speaking out against Hungary's... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has criticised the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) for the decision to deny a request to light up the Allianz Stadium in rainbow colours during... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has criticised European Football's governing body UEFA for denying Mayor of Munich Dieter Reiter's request to adorn the city's Allianz Stadium... read more »

Aston Martin Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel criticised soccer body UEFA on Thursday for the refusal to allow Munich's stadium to be lit in rainbow colours for... read more »

Aston Martin Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel says UEFA's decision to block the Allianz Arena from lighting up in rainbow colours on political grounds is "wrong". read more »