Valtteri Bottas beantwortet beim Großen Preis von Kanada Fragen der Autosport-Leser

Valtteri Bottas wird im Rahmen des Großen Preises von Kanada an einem Interview mit Autosport-Lesern teilnehmen. Der zehnfache Formel-1-Grand-Prix-Sieger wird am 21. Mai auf eingereichte Fragen antworten.

Diese Sitzung markiert das erste derartige lesergesteuerte Interview für Autosport. Leser können ihre Fragen bis zum 17. Mai über einen speziellen Link einreichen. Dabei können Themen wie Bottas' kürzlich erschienene Kolumne über psychische Gesundheit und Essstörungen, seine Jahre beim titelgewinnenden Mercedes-Team oder seine neue Herausforderung bei Cadillac behandelt werden.

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Cadillac F1 team with drivers Perez and Bottas in pit garage, preparing car amid pre-season testing challenges for 2026 debut.
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Cadillac prepares for challenging F1 debut in 2026

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Cadillac Formula 1 Team is set to enter the championship as the 11th team in 2026, following approval in March 2025 after an initial rejected bid with Andretti Global. With drivers Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas, the team focuses on progress and earning respect rather than immediate results. Pre-season testing revealed areas for improvement, amid concerns over costs and driver readiness.

Mario Andretti has given a positive assessment of the new Cadillac Formula 1 team's early season performance ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix. Despite a challenging debut in Australia, the team showed improvement in China. Andretti highlighted the team's professional execution and ongoing progress.

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Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas has highlighted the ease of collaborating with Mexican Sergio 'Checo' Pérez in the new Cadillac Formula 1 team ahead of its 2026 debut. The pair met as teammates for the first time during pre-season testing in Bahrain, where the team made progress despite some technical setbacks.

The Cadillac Formula 1 team introduced upgrades at the Japanese Grand Prix, showing signs of improvement during Friday's practice sessions at Suzuka. Valtteri Bottas finished 20th in FP1 and 18th in FP2, praising a trouble-free day and reduced gaps to rivals. Teammate Sergio Perez faced issues after colliding with Alex Albon.

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Max Verstappen secured second place on the grid for the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix after Red Bull introduced key upgrades to its RB22 car. The four-time world champion described the turnaround as 'incredible' following a challenging start to the season. He now lines up behind Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli, who took pole position.

Cadillac claimed 19th and 20th positions on the grid for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, outpacing Aston Martin despite challenges during the weekend. Sergio Perez led the team with a lap time of 1m32.206s, beating Fernando Alonso by 0.440s. The result marks a small improvement for Cadillac, though a significant gap to the midfield remains.

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Following a 20th-place finish in FP1, Sergio 'Checo' Pérez faced further challenges in FP2 and qualifying for the 2026 Australian Grand Prix with Cadillac, ending practice with minimal laps due to mechanical problems and qualifying 18th.

 

 

 

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