LEWIS HAMILTON has no regrets about wearing a controversial T-shirt on the podium at the Tuscan GP – but expects to be punished next time he does it. “People say sport is not a place for politics, but it is human rights issues, and in my mind that is something we should be pushing towards. “I don’t know what they are going to do this weekend. The 35-year-old says that his decision to wear the T-shirt in Mugello for the Tuscan GP served its purpose as it started people thinking about the issue. And that he will continue to work with the FIA in their pre-race anti-racism message. He added: “The FIA are a group of very intelligent people so I hope they do understand the[ severity of what is happening].

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