Valtteri Bottas was undoubtedly responsible for the turn one chaos at last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, which resulted in the race being red-flagged, forced a handful of cars to retire, and jumbled up the grid for the restart. The Finnish driver didn’t try to dodge blame, and he said he misjudged the conditions and consequently locked his front tyres, resulting in him hitting the back of Lando Norris’ McLaren. READ: Stroll Could Join Mercedes As Hamilton Wants A Team-Mate Who Won’t ‘Bother Him’ Norris then collided with Max Verstappen, who was in P2 at the time, while Bottas went on to hit the Red Bull of Sergio Perez after the initial contact. In a post-race interview with...
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