Hamilton

2024 - 9 - 19

Watches and Whiplash: Hamilton's Stylish Timepiece Meets Racial Debate!

Formula 1 - Hamilton College Tennis - Hamilton watches - Lewis Hamilton - Racial elements in sports discourse - Singapore Grand Prix

Strap in as we delve into the latest watch from Hamilton while unpacking Lewis Hamilton's bold comments on FIA's president and race relations – who knew timepieces and tensions would collide?

When it comes to the world of watches, Hamilton is a name that always shines brightly. Their latest release, the Khaki Field ‘Murph’ 38mm, is generating its own buzz, especially with the introduction of a crisp white dial. Originally featured in the sci-fi epic 'Interstellar', this timepiece is getting a makeover. The black dial variant, which is now being offered with a stainless-steel bracelet, takes an iconic style and revamps it for a contemporary audience. Whether you're planning to traverse the wild or just want to look dapper at dinner, the Murph is sure to turn heads.

Meanwhile, on the Formula 1 front, Lewis Hamilton has been making waves for an entirely different reason. The seven-time world champion recently took aim at FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, alleging that his comments about F1 drivers swearing over team radio carried a "racial element." This fiery exchange started after Ben Sulayem likened F1 stars to rappers, suggesting they should clean up their language while representing the prestigious sport. Hamilton wasted no time in voicing his concerns, highlighting that such comparisons can reinforce stereotypes – a position that adds weight to ongoing discussions about race in sports.

As the tensions heighten between Hamilton and Ben Sulayem, it seems that both the watch world and the world of motorsports might be experiencing their own versions of pressure. While one Hamilton (the watch brand) is busy making sure you look sharp, the other (the racing star) is ensuring conversation about race and representation continues to be front and center. Who knew a white dial and a load of F1 drama could work together to create such buzz?

Interestingly, the Hamilton Khaki Field Murph isn't just a watch; it’s a statement piece beloved by film buffs and watch collectors alike. On the other hand, Lewis Hamilton's outspoken nature has made him a prominent figure not just in racing, but also in advocating for social justice. Both represent the blend of style and substance in their respective realms, proving that even when it comes to wristwatches or race tracks, deeper issues can rise to the surface. Only time will tell how these discussions will influence both the watch industry and the world of motorsports!

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Hands-On: The Hamilton Khaki 'Murph' 38mm Gets A White Dial (HODINKEE)

First, the black dial variant of the 38mm Murph gets a stainless-steel bracelet. As the watch originally seen in Interstellar was on a leather strap, this ...

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First Look: The Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 38mm now in White (Monochrome Watches)

Hamilton's cinematic Khaki Field Murph 38mm is back with a crisp white dial and a stainless bracelet for the black dial version.

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Singapore Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton accuses Mohammed Ben ... (BBC News)

Lewis Hamilton has accused FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem of using “stereotypical” language with a “racial element”.

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Hamilton points to "racial element" in FIA president's words over ... (autosport.com)

Seven-time world champion was asked about Mohammed Ben Sulayem's recent exclusive interview with Autosport, as he urged drivers to stop swearing over team ...

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Lewis Hamilton: 'Racial element' to FIA boss' 'rapper' comments ... (ESPN)

Lewis Hamilton has raised concerns over FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem comparing Formula 1 drivers swearing on team radio to "rappers," saying there was ...

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Hamilton: Racial element to Ben Sulayem's F1 swearing comments (The Race)

Lewis Hamilton believes there was “a racial element” to the words FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem used when talking about a potential clampdown on ...

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Lewis Hamilton slams FIA president for 'racial element' in criticism ... (The Irish Sun)

LEWIS HAMILTON reignited his feud with Mohammed Ben Sulayem by saying there was a “racial element” to his comments comparing swearing drivers to r.

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Lewis Hamilton: Racial element to FIA president comments on F1 ... (alloaadvertiser.com)

Mohammed Ben Sulayem said F1 stars have a responsibility to stop swearing on the radio.

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Lewis Hamilton criticises FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem ... (Sky Sports)

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said F1 must differentiate itself from rap music as he criticised excessive swearing over team radio; seven-time world ...

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Hamilton says 'racial element' to FIA president's comments on ... (The Washington Post)

Lewis Hamilton says there is a “racial element” to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's recent comments regarding drivers swearing during Formula 1 races.

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Lewis Hamilton explains approach in Singapore after conceding ... (Formula 1 RSS UK)

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he is adopting a “zero effs” approach ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix after feeling “slapped and surprised” by a ...

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Contract Awarded for New Hamilton Township Municipal Complex ... (InsiderNJ)

The bid process was competitive, and the lowest bid came in 15% under estimate. The MCIA Board voted to award Epic Management, Inc. as the firm to construct the ...

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Lewis Hamilton unhappy with 'racial element' of FIA president's ... (The Guardian)

Lewis Hamilton has expressed disquiet at comments made by the president of Formula One's governing body, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, that F1 drivers should not ...

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Lewis Hamilton will give it “absolutely everything” after “miserable ... (crash.net)

Lewis Hamilton is hopeful of bouncing back from a “miserable” F1 race in Baku at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. After starting from the pit lane due to an ...

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Men's tennis squares off with three Division I teams at Colgate (Hamilton College News)

HAMILTON, N.Y. – Hamilton College's Coby Feldman '26 won two of his three singles matches in the Colgate University Invitational, which was held at J.W. ...

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Lewis Hamilton: Racial element to FIA president comments on F1 ... (Irvine Times)

Mohammed Ben Sulayem said F1 stars have a responsibility to stop swearing on the radio.

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Hamilton points to "racial element" in FIA president's words over ... (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

Lewis Hamilton has said there is a "racial element" to the choice of words used by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in his bid to clampdown swearing.

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Florida Board of Governors approves new Hamilton Center course ... (WUFT)

The statewide course numbering system previously accepted the new course code, and the Florida Department of Education reviewed its sufficiency in teaching ...

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Hamilton points to Ferrari example at 'bogey' Mercedes track (RacingNews365)

Lewis Hamilton is entering his final Singapore Grand Prix as a Mercedes driver before his Ferrari move.

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Hamilton approaching milestone 350th race with 'zero effs vibe' (F1i.com)

Ahead of his remarkable milestone 350th race in F1, Lewis Hamilton is taking a fresh approach after being “slapped and surprised” in Baku.

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GIANTS Farewell Hamilton (GWS Giants)

The GIANTS farewell Cooper Hamilton, after the club informed the wingman that he would not be offered a contract for season 2025.

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Hamilton admits 'nothing seems to work' with Mercedes set-up (F1i.com)

Lewis Hamilton admitted to feeling “a little bit lost” after Friday's opening day of running at the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Dejected Hamilton 'lost' during Singapore struggle (RacingNews365)

A miserable day for Lewis Hamilton has left him doubtful over his chances of starting the Singapore Grand Prix inside the top 10.

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'Nothing seems to work' – Lewis Hamilton predicts he 'won't be ... (Formula 1 RSS UK)

Mercedes had a tough opening day in Singapore as both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell struggled to string together any consistently strong laps, ...

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Hamilton: Mercedes "a little bit lost" with Singapore F1 set-up (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

The Briton only managed to go 12th fastest in FP1 and, despite improving to 11th in the second practice session of the day, he was notably unimpressed with his ...

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Lewis Hamilton's glum verdict on qualifying chances as Mercedes ... (PlanetF1)

Lewis Hamilton doubts he'll be making it into the top 10 in qualifying in Singapore, after a tough day behind the wheel at Marina Bay.

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Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes 'a bit lost' with car at Singapore GP and ... (Sky Sports)

Lewis Hamilton predicts a struggle to make Q3 if Mercedes are unable to rectify their poor Friday form; George Russell crashed at the end of second practice ...

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Lewis Hamilton casts doubt on Mercedes reaching Q3 at F1 ... (Motorsport Week)

Lewis Hamilton has placed doubt on Mercedes being able to progress to Q3 at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix based on the team's speed in practice.

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