Lewis Hamilton has forever been an advocate of social issues such as equality, racism, and privilege for the weaker sections of society.
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton‘s Mission 44 is a foundation aimed at creating a fairer, more inclusive future for young people around the world. Mission 44 has now joined hands with the Mattel-owned Hot Wheels franchise for their upcoming endeavors.
Mission 44’s collaboration with Hot Wheels is aimed at reaching the younger audience in a more efficient manner. The American franchise has also cited its ambition to encourage the youth to take on greater challenges.
The collaboration is set to be in effect from the United States Grand Prix this weekend. Lewis Hamilton will be an active worker for the heed of his organization, ensuring a justified use of the available resources.
🚨| Hot Wheels has joined forces with Sir Lewis Hamilton’s Mission 44 to launch a new initiative.
‘The “Challenge Accepted” initiative encourages children to embrace failure and persist in their efforts, building resilience. Designed to teach children to “Try. Fail. Repeat.… pic.twitter.com/yWrQ2DM7wz
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The new initiative by Hot Wheels and Mission 44 is named ‘Challenge Accepted’. Hot Wheels will actively use its challenger spirit fund to give a better start to this hopeful idea all across the world.
Lewis Hamilton blames unlucky yellow flag after missing out on Sprint pole at Austin
Lewis Hamilton qualified P7 at the recent Sprint race qualifying at the United States Grand Prix. Hamilton appeared fast in his W15 all afternoon but was unlucky to not have secured pole position at the COTA circuit.
I Just got unlucky with the yellow flag. It is what it is. I was four tenths up. The good thing is that the team has made a step with the car.
Lewis Hamilton via SkySports
Hamilton claims that he was four-tenths up during the final stints of the fiercely contested sprint qualifying. The 39-year-old was then upset at being compelled to abort his hot lap due to a yellow flag caused by Williams’ Franco Colapinto.
Hamilton nevertheless praised his team for making a fruitful step in producing a competitive car over the autumn break. The 39-year-old will now look to maximize his performance to deliver good results at the US GP Sprint.
