Valtteri Bottas is far from happy this weekend heading into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with the Mercedes driver set to start from lowly tenth place in tomorrow's race That's his worst grid position since Abu Dhabi in 2019 when a power unit change dropped him to the back row. It comes after a tough time in Baku for the team, with neither Bottas nor Lewis Hamilton finishing in the top ten at the end of Friday's practice sessions. But while Hamilton moved to a lower downforce rear wing which enabled him to bounce back to third in final practice and then grasp a front row position in a hectic red flagged-filled qualifying, the Finn has continued to flounder. Read also: Leclerc wins pole,...
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