Valtteri Bottas is hoping there is no repeat of the technical and human errors from Mercedes that have blighted his last two races. After strolling to victory in the season-opening race in Austria, for the following two weekends Bottas encountered issues en route to finishing runner-up in the second race at the Red Bull Ring and third in the last grand prix in Hungary. Article continues under video In the wet qualifying for the Styrian Grand Prix, the ride height on Bottas' W11 was incorrectly set, which may have played a part in the glazing of a brake disc and his starting grid slot of fourth, nearly 1.5 seconds adrift of team-mate Lewis Hamilton. At the Hungaroring, another glitch in...
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