Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen slam FIA's swearing ban remarks with "racist" undertones

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are firing back at FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem after his controversial comments about swearing, which have sparked allegations of racial undertones. Hamilton, the only Black driver in F1, was quick to call out the "stereotypical" nature of the remarks, while Verstappen humorously suggested fans be given the option to turn off radio messages. In this video, we break down the heated reactions from Hamilton, Verstappen, and Sergio Perez, and explore the growing debate around swearing bans and driver privacy on team radios. Do you think their reactions were justified? Let us know in the comments!
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[@Somebody71828]

They're professional racists🏎️🏎️🏎️ what did they expect? 😭😭😭

[@mikehawk9156]

No.Its Hamilton pulling race card for a change.

[@Slit-dl6gl]

Good thing Im retired - Kimi

[@siddharthkr8938]

wow

[@CornelisCees]

By calling that statement racist because 'many rappers are black' completely dismisses all rappers with other skin colours. So Lewis' statement was actually the racist one. Rappers do swear 'a lot' in their tracks if you compare it with other genres, that's just a fact.