Lewis Hamilton has praised Ralf Schumacher's decision to come out as gay, viewing it as a 'positive message' for Formula One, but insists the sport still has a long way to go in terms of inclusivity. Schumacher, a six-time Grand Prix winner and brother of Michael Schumacher, revealed his same-sex relationship on social media. Hamilton, who has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, emphasized the need for F1 to create a more comfortable environment, particularly in its male-dominated space. Other drivers, including Lando Norris, have also expressed their support for Schumacher's openness. F1 has made strides in diversity, but both Hamilton and the organization acknowledge the ongoing need for progress. Hamilton's advocacy has included wearing Pride-themed helmets and standing against anti-LGBTQ+ laws alongside Sebastian Vettel.