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F1 race directors Eduardo Freitas and Niels Wittich have put their foot down on a jewelry ban during races. This ban has caught a lot of attention from drivers and fans alike. Feeling targeted by the enforcement of the ban, Lewis Hamilton revolted the best way he knows how, in style! An unnecessary spat from the FIA directors, according to some when there are bigger problems to solve.

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Niels Wittich, in a note, reminded all team principals about the jewelry ban. To make sense of the ban, the director emphasized several points. He reiterated the point that the wearing of jewelry underneath the flameproof clothing could reduce heat transmission protection and increase the risk of burn injuries.

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But the man that literally walked out of the fire, Romain Grosjean does not agree with FIA. The risk of burn injuries and the fact jewelry might even hinder medical intervention during a serious incident is a precautionary measure. But Grosjean knows a thing or two about such an incident. But Grosjean mentions how he always wears and wore his ring and his watch.

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And he even shows his burned hand where the ring finger is the only part that’s protected. And he says, “Where my ring was, I was protected. I was protected by my wife and saved by my sons.” 

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The F1 jewelry ban is not as absurd as the underwear ban

The FIA jewelry ban is one of many rules that the newly appointed directors are enforcing on the drivers. One such rule among the rest is the mandated fireproof underwear rule. Which Sebastian Vettel hilariously protested in a Super-Man-Esque way.

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The regulation underwear guidelines coupled with the jewelry ban are picking up a lot of heat from the drivers. And not wearing regulation underwear is a serious offense for which the FIA has handed fines in the past in Formula E.

Can’t do anything without being under a microscope if you’re an F1 driver. But the regulation to wear flameproof underwear under a firesuit is probably too much.

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