Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton escaped a fine for wearing his nose stud in qualifying for Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix, but Mercedes were charged for wrongly declaring he ...

In recent events, Hamilton had removed the piercing prior to the competition. In light of the extenuating circumstances, we have determined to take no further action." "I have got a letter from the doctor. "I was continuing with this infection, and I had a blood blister. "We had that huge commotion at the beginning of the year. In the moments after he qualified third for Sunday's round at the Marina Bay Circuit, the British driver said: "I am not trying to make a statement.

The Mercedes driver had been summoned by the stewards for an alleged infraction of the International Sporting Code due to wearing it.

Then I went back and had to have the blood blister fixed, because there was puss and blood. “I’ve had my jewelry and my nose stud for years and obviously we had that whole commotion at the beginning of the year,” Hamilton said. He was granted an exemption until the British Grand Prix because of a piercing that couldn’t be easily removed, and the Mercedes driver had since been taking the nose stud in and out.

Lewis Hamilton has spoken about the reasoning behind his nose stud staying in this weekend, and it is certainly not for fashion purposes.

[Mercedes](https://live.planetf1.com/f1-teams/Mercedes) were fined €25,000, though, due to failing to declare this on their self-scrutineering form, which caused the breach in the regulation. Car felt great out there for most of it and it feels like there’s a real chance at a win tomorrow. And I had a blood blister, just had quite a sore nose. “They gave me at the time, for many races, like an exemption until I could find a solution. At the time it was like soldered in, so it didn’t come loose. “Basically, I had my jewellery and nose stud for years.