Last month, the Hungarian governme♑nt passed a new law to try and limit the discussion of homosexuality and transgender issues in schools, with Prime Minister Viktor Orban planning to hold a referendum on the legislation.

Earlier today, seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:took to Instagram to critic🦩ise Hungary’s government, describing the legislation as ‘cowardly’.

Well done & thank you Se🐟b Vettel, brave & steadfast in your support of the + community of Hungary, literally walking the w🅺alk as well as talking the talk here in the Hungaroring paddock.

— Matt Bishop (@TheBishF1)

As revealed on Twitter, Vettel’s trainers for this weekend have a rainbow flag on them - the flag synonymous with the�🔯� LGBTQ+ community.

In the drivers’ press conference, Vettel was asked to give his thoughts🍸 on Hungary🐻's decision to hold a vote.

“Everybody’s free to do what they want and exactly that I guess is the point,” Vettel said. “So I find it embarrassing for a country that is in the European Union having to vote or having some laws like this as part of their - whatever, not constitution but… I just think we’ve had so 💮many opportunities to learn in the past and I can’t understand why you’re struggling to see everybody should be free to do what they like, love who they like and it’s along the lines of ‘live and let live’.

“So it’s obviously not for us to 𒁃make the law, that’s not our role, 🦩but I think just to express the support for obviously those who are affected by it.”

It's not the first time that Vettel has spoken about such issues after he hit out at UE𓃲FA after it refused to allow Munich’s stadium✤ to be lit in rainbow colours for Germany’s Euro 2020 match against Hungary.