F1: Lewis Hamilton details why he’s wearing nose studs

Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton managed to avoid a penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix for wearing a nose ring after submitting a medical exemption letter, explaining how his doctors advised him not to take it out due to injury.

However, Mercedes received a fine of €25,000 after submitting a self-examination form which states that “the driver complied with the requirement not to wear body piercing jewelry,” according to the FIA.

The FIA ​​cracked down on the jewelry ban, and earlier this season ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, Hamilton threatened not to compete if the ban was imposed. He was exempted until the British Grand Prix for a puncture that could not be removed easily, and since then the Mercedes driver has been taking a nose stud and pulling it out.



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