Lewis Hamilton has told F1's new owners that he would like to see a few changes to the sport's track-side environment.
Asked during Thursday's media session for their wish-list for the Formula 1, Hamilton and a few of his leading colleagues delivered their wants.
"A Miami race and more ladies in the paddock," said the 32-year-old superstar.
"More access for the women, there's too many dudes in the paddock."
The Mercedes driver went a bit old school however when questioned about the future of F1's power units, agreeing with Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo who lamented the era of the "electric engine".
But he contradicted Fernando Alonso's wish for "equal engines" for everyone.
"I don't agree with that one. Not electric and not Honda," Hamilton mischievously shot back at Alonso.
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