Lewis Hamilton took the knee ahead of the British Grand Prix.
The world champion was joined by 12 drivers, with seven – including Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc – electing to stand.
As with previous rounds, Hamilton wore a Black Lives Matter T-shirt, while the other drivers wore tops with the End Racism message.
END RACISM #WeRaceAsOne #F1 pic.twitter.com/pOKDuM8eYa — Formula 1 (@F1) August 2, 2020
The choreographed gathering at the front of the grid followed a video of the drivers declaring they were united in the fight against racism.
A Spitfire with the message 'Thank U NHS' then flew over Silverstone circuit as the drivers took part in a one-minute round of applause in tribute to the key workers.
Hamilton starts on pole for his home race as he bids to win here for a seventh time and extend his lead over Valtteri Bottas in the championship.
