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Cadillac's Mexico City Grand Prix penalty explained: How Valtteri Bottas ended up with 50-place grid drop on 22-car grid

Cadillac's Mexico City Grand Prix penalty explained: How Valtteri Bottas ended up with 50-place grid drop on 22-car grid

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    The final starting order will place Valtteri Bottas at the rear for the Mexico City Grand Prix. Bottas later explained that the team prioritised race setup and long-run work on his car rather than pure single-lap performance.

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The final starting order will place Valtteri Bottas at the rear for the Mexico City Grand Prix. Bottas later explained that the team prioritised race setup and long-run work on his car rather than pure single-lap performance.

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Cadillac's Mexico City Grand Prix penalty explained: How Valtteri Bottas ended up with 50-place grid drop on 22-car grid

The final starting order will place Valtteri Bottas at the rear for the Mexico City Grand Prix. Bottas later explained that the team prioritised race setup and long-run work on his car rather than pure single-lap performance.

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