Lewis Hamilton; Game-changer Of The Year Of GQ

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Lewis Hamilton is now named as the Game Changer Of The Year of GQ.

The star of Formula One racing willl be going to be honoured by “GQ’s Men of the Year” Awards and the event is going to take place virtually on 3rd December, Thrusday, reason to the ongoing Pandemic.

After winning his 7th world championship in this month earlier and came to position equal to F1 record of Michael Schumacher, this honour came up.

The British sportsman, 35, was also very active in fighting Racism and Lewis have also revealed his experience about Racism.

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He mentioned about his youngel age experience: “I started experiencing racism when I was five and people looked upon it so lightly, when someone would throw out these words, the bullying, and the beatings and the intimidation … My dad always said, ‘Do your talking on the track,’ so I held my tongue, but we suppress a lot of things and all my suppressed emotions came up and I was like, ‘You know what? I have to do something.”

“I cannot stay silent.’ If we all stay silent, it will continue for generations. I look at my niece and nephew and do not want them to experience what I experienced.”

He added while speaking to “January/February 2021” issue of GQ: “If I believe it is important enough, I will. I will do it again … Every weekend that I arrive we have the spotlight on us and every weekend there is an opportunity to raise awareness.”

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“We don’t live in a time when everything is OK. And I remember as I went through the day I was like, ‘OK, I’ve got to win this race. I can’t come second and wear this top.’ So I remember racing my heart out, pushing with every ounce for first place and I remember getting that win and I was like, ‘OK. I’m here for you, Breonna.’ And I put that shirt on and in the 70 years of our sport, no one’s ever stood up there for anything but themselves. And I was standing up there for someone else.”