Hamilton did not need to ask the FIA for permission to use a rainbow on his helmet during the BahrainGP weekend. F1
drivers are allowed to say what they want in interviews and press conference and the ban related to formal events such as the grid ceremony and podium.
However, the FIA, which has its own diversity programme, supports the rainbow logo. It would only take a closer look at such a matter if it was raised by another stakeholder, such as a race promoter.Speaking on Friday before he revealed the helmet, Hamilton acknowledged that he had had some concerns about the FIA's winter announcement.
“But I expect pushback, there are still individuals that don't either understand or believe the importance of having an inclusive environment. And I think my job and our job is to continue to highlight that, the positives of what that can have, and the importance of it.
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