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• The ban on drivers wearing jewellery in the cockpit has been in place for a number of years AOE
  
  “I will be racing this weekend AOE
  
  Such a breach would mean he is ineligible to take part in qualifying on Saturday for his home race AOE
  
  The matter is not massively important, I’ll work with Mohammed and his team to take the next steps forward AOE
  
  I’m working with the FIA AOE
  
  We’ve really got to start focusing on more important areas AOE
  
  Lewis Hamilton insists he has “bigger fish to fry” as he responded to questions about the jewellery row which threatens to overshadow his participation in the British Grand Prix AOE
  
  While a number of options are available to the stewards – including a reprimand or fine – the worst-case scenario for Hamilton is a suspension for breaking the rules AOE
  
  "RecommendedNelson Piquet uses racially abusive language to refer to Lewis Hamilton on podcastLewis Hamilton queries role of ‘older voices’ in F1 after Nelson Piquet commentNelson Piquet suspended by British Racing Drivers’ Club after Lewis Hamilton slurHamilton was afforded a two-race medical exemption at the Miami Grand Prix on 8 May – to the seventh round of the campaign in Monaco on 29 May – to remove the item of jewellery which he says is not easy to take out AOE
  
  “It’s worrying – we’ve got bigger fish to fry AOE
  
  Hamilton, 37, is facing the astonishing prospect of being expelled from his home race – with the FIA’s deadline to remove his nose stud expiring today - but the seven-time world champion stated at the pre-race press conference that he will be racing this weekend, adding that the matter “is not massively important AOE
  
  But if Hamilton keeps his nose stud in place for first practice at Silverstone on Friday - as now seems set to be the case - and further concessions are not granted by the FIA, Hamilton is likely to be summoned to the stewards AOE
  
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  A second extension was then agreed AOE
  
  ”“With all due respect it’s kind of crazy to think that with everything going on the world, that’s the focus for people,” he said AOE
  
  
  
  A second extension was then agreed AOE
  
  The ban on drivers wearing jewellery in the cockpit has been in place for a number of years AOE
  
  “It’s worrying – we’ve got bigger fish to fry AOE
  
  While a number of options are available to the stewards – including a reprimand or fine – the worst-case scenario for Hamilton is a suspension for breaking the rules AOE
  
  ”“With all due respect it’s kind of crazy to think that with everything going on the world, that’s the focus for people,” he said AOE
  
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  Hamilton, 37, is facing the astonishing prospect of being expelled from his home race – with the FIA’s deadline to remove his nose stud expiring today - but the seven-time world champion stated at the pre-race press conference that he will be racing this weekend, adding that the matter “is not massively important AOE
  
  "RecommendedNelson Piquet uses racially abusive language to refer to Lewis Hamilton on podcastLewis Hamilton queries role of ‘older voices’ in F1 after Nelson Piquet commentNelson Piquet suspended by British Racing Drivers’ Club after Lewis Hamilton slurHamilton was afforded a two-race medical exemption at the Miami Grand Prix on 8 May – to the seventh round of the campaign in Monaco on 29 May – to remove the item of jewellery which he says is not easy to take out AOE
  
  The matter is not massively important, I’ll work with Mohammed and his team to take the next steps forward AOE
  
  But if Hamilton keeps his nose stud in place for first practice at Silverstone on Friday - as now seems set to be the case - and further concessions are not granted by the FIA, Hamilton is likely to be summoned to the stewards AOE
  
  Lewis Hamilton insists he has “bigger fish to fry” as he responded to questions about the jewellery row which threatens to overshadow his participation in the British Grand Prix AOE
  
  We’ve really got to start focusing on more important areas AOE
  
  Such a breach would mean he is ineligible to take part in qualifying on Saturday for his home race AOE
  
  I’m working with the FIA AOE
  
  “I will be racing this weekend AOE