The FIA have been at the centre of controversy after they launched an investigation following unsubstantiated claims that Toto and Susie's relaꦕtionship potentially resulted in a conflict of interest.

On Thursday, F1’s governing body announced their investigation had come to an end after all 10 teams rejected claim🅷s that they had made an official complaint about the Wolffs.

Earlier today, Mercedes revealꦫed they are considering legal action as a resu🅺lt.

• Mercedes 🔜in “active legal exchange” with the FIA after Wolff i♚nvestigation

Speaking at the FIA’s prizꦜe-giving gala event🅺 in Baku, Hamilton gave his view on the last week's events.

“It's been a challenging week. Disappointi💞ng to see the governing body of our sport has sought to question the integrity of one of the most incredible female leaders we’ve ever had in our sport in Susie Wolff without questioning and without any evidence, just saying sorry at the end” he said. “It’s unacceptable.

“We've got a lot of great people in the sport that are doing amazing wo💎rk. There is a constant fight to really improve diversity and inclusion within the industry. But It seems there are certain individuals in the leadership within the FIA that, every time we try to make a step forward, they try to pull us back, and that has to change. This is a global sport and we have such an opportuni💮ty and responsibility to be leaders of change.

"As we are travelling to all those countries around the world we have a responsibility to ✨make sure we're pushing in the right direction. I do want to acknowledge t🌄hat there are people doing great work. We need to make some changes to ensure we're all pushing in the right direction."