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PlanetF1.com on MSNValtteri Bottas reveals ‘trigger’ in Lewis Hamilton’s switch to FerrariValtteri Bottas claims Lewis Hamilton's switch to Ferrari should be a "good trigger" for the seven-time World Champion.
Valtteri Bottas is confident Lewis Hamilton will be “highly motivated” following his move to Ferrari, admitting he’s excited ...
Team principal Toto Wolff recently confirmed that Bottas, who returns to the team as a reserve driver after losing his Sauber ...
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Last Word on Sports on MSNMercedes assign Bottas to help mentor Kimi AntonelliAt just 18 years old, Kimi Antonelli is being thrown into the deep end. The Italian is tasked with competing for podiums and ...
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Racer on MSNWhat to expect from 2025’s F1 rookiesAs we approach the start of Formula 1’s launch season, plenty of new faces in new team colors are going to be on show. Lewis ...
Bottas has said he will not accept a one-year deal if he does return to a full-time seat. With options limited for next ...
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F1 Chronicle on MSNMercedes will ’let me race’ in 2025, Bottas thinksValtteri Bottas admits one of his roles in 2025 will be to serve as a kind of mentor to Lewis Hamilton's replacement, (…) ...
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gpblog on MSNBottas looks forward to Hamilton at Ferrari: 'A good trigger'Valtteri Bottas was Lewis Hamilton's teammate at Mercedes. Bottas will once again return to Mercedes for the 2025 Formula 1 ...
In the high-stakes world of F1 few stories are as satisfying as the one Claire Williams revealed about her team’s coup over ...
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Hosted on MSNThe rookies set to gain from F1’s FP1 rule change in 2025In the past few seasons, Formula 1 teams had been required to nominate two practice sessions a year in which to run young ...
Valtteri Bottas, Zhou Guanyu and Kevin Magnussen also won’t be returning to the grid in 2025, but the difference in their ...
The experienced Finn is facing a season on the sidelines as a test and reserve driver after leaving Sauber at the end of the ...
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