Bottas ‘conflicted’ over F1 racing in countries with ‘questionable’ records

Bottas ‘conflicted’ over F1 racing in countries with ‘questionable’ records

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Bottas ‘conflicted’ over F1 racing in countries with ‘questionable’ records

Valtteri Bottas admits that he struggles with the conflicts arising from Formula 1 races being held in countries with questionable records. While new races continue to be added to the calendar in countries offering significant financial incentives, the sport has faced criticism from human rights groups due to these nations’ policies, including their treatment of the LGBT community. Bottas acknowledges that opposition to races taking place is not uncommon, and he is prepared for the expected backlash. He loves racing and goes where the races are held in order to compete for points and achieve his goals, although he would choose to skip certain races if given the option. Bottas acknowledges that there will always be criticism and controversy but believes there are also opportunities for positive change, even though money ultimately drives these decisions.

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Source: RacingNews 365

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