Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas’ pole position for the Brazilian Grand Prix confirms that his form is back ‘on the right trajectory’, with the Finn pulling out a lap record-breaking time of 1:08.322s to deny Sebastian Vettel top spot by 0.038 seconds. Since the summer break, Bottas’ form had dropped off somewhat, with team-mate Lewis Hamilton comfortably ahead in both Qualifying and on race day, but with the Briton hitting the wall early on in Brazil and subsequently set start to start from the pit lane, the Finn had to step up and he did so by putting in the storming lap to take his third pole position of the season. Wolff, the Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport, said Bottas has put...
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