Valtteri Bottas has revealed that issues with his Cadillac go some way to explaining his lack of performance at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Valtteri Bottas disclosed that his Cadillac wasn’t operating at full capacity during the Canadian Grand Prix, noting that certain issues couldn’t be resolved during the weekend. The Finnish driver elaborated on the inconsistent performance of his MAC-26, which affected his confidence on the track. Bottas had been struggling to keep pace with Sergio Perez even before the Montreal race, with his teammate consistently outperforming him. Despite external factors affecting his sprint qualifying performance, there was still a significant gap between the Cadillac drivers in the main qualifying session. Bottas finished last in the grand prix, highlighting ongoing setup issues that hindered his performance on the track. He emphasized the need for improvements in both mechanical and aerodynamic aspects of the car to boost confidence and competitiveness.
