F1 chief Ross Brawn on how the sport plans to improve diversity, F1 News

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Were looking very strongly at how we can support grassroots racing level
Formula 1 can offer greater opportunities to more diverse backgrounds and is actively working on a new initiative for young drivers in karting
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Ross Brawn has told the F1 Show that Formula 1 is fully behind Lewis Hamilton after his comments on racism and says the sport is looking at ways to improve diversity in the paddock.
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