Hamilton 'overcome with rage' in wake of George Floyd death

It is the second time this week that he has spoken angrily about the incident. FMTNews LewisHamilton GeorgeFloyd

Earlier this week, Hamilton lashed out at leading figures in his ‘white-dominated’ sport for not speaking out.

“This past week has been so dark. I have failed to keep hold of my emotions,” Hamilton said in a statement posted Tuesday on his social media accounts. Earlier this week Hamilton lashed out at leading figures in his “white-dominated” sport for not speaking out.

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