HAMILTON is called upon to condemn the Saudi Arabian GP race

formula 1 has now officially confirmed that a spectacular night race will take place next November GP of Saudi Arabia in the city of Jeddah.

All Saudi Arabia often condemned for human rights violations, although he is a spokesman Formula 1 said on Thursday that the human rights situation and other issues had been clarified with all partners. Now Amnesty International calls Lewis Hamilton, which has responded to a number of social movements, including Black Lives Matter, let it be pronounced against Saudi Arabia. "It would be extremely important if Lewis said" he said Felix Jakens, campaign manager at Amnesty International.

"If the most high-profile racer in the sport is willing to speak up and say, 'Actually, this is a country that has appalling human rights results', this deprives Saudi Arabia of the opportunity to wash its reputation,He added Jackets. "Formula 1, with its ‘We Race As One’ campaign, talks about diversity, inclusion and attractiveness to LGBT people, so it must make a lasting effort for human rights."