Valtteri Bottas denied George Russell's claim that the Finn broke a "gentleman's agreement" when the two drivers clashed in last weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Russell collided with the Mercedes driver while attempting to pass the latter on the approach to Tamburello, the Williams charger putting a wheel on the slippery white line of the track and losing control, hitting the side of Bottas' car and sending both drivers heavily into the wall. The subsequent fracas littered the track with debris and left both teams with a significant repair bill. In the aftermath of the incident, Russell felt that Bottas had "jolted" to the right, leaving the Williams with no room...
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