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WHETHER you are passionate about Formula One or find it the most boring spectacle on earth, it is hard to not appreciate Lewis Hamilton and everything he has done for the sport.
Not only as a British racer but for ethnic minorities.
You may not realise, as it isn’t widely reported these days, but when Hamilton took to grid for McLaren in 2007 he became the first black driver to race in Formula One.
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