Valtteri Bottas responderá a las preguntas de los lectores de Autosport en el Gran Premio de Canadá

Valtteri Bottas participará en una entrevista con los lectores de Autosport durante el Gran Premio de Canadá. El diez veces ganador de grandes premios de Fórmula 1 responderá a las preguntas enviadas el 21 de mayo.

Esta sesión marca la primera entrevista de este tipo impulsada por los lectores para Autosport. Los lectores pueden enviar sus preguntas hasta el 17 de mayo a través de un enlace dedicado, abarcando temas como la reciente columna de Bottas sobre la salud mental y los trastornos alimentarios, sus años con el equipo Mercedes ganador de campeonatos o su nuevo desafío en Cadillac.

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