Lewis Hamilton demands more rule power for Formula 1 drivers
Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn against too many voices and political interests
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Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn of too many voices and political interests