Mercedes expect an angry Valtteri Bottas to come back fired up after losing ground to teammate Lewis Hamilton in the Formula 1 world championship through no fault of his own at Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. The Finn is now 17 points behind the five-times F1 world champion after finishing third in Monaco following a pitlane collision with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen early in the race. Verstappen was handed a five-second penalty for the unsafe release, a sanction that dropped the Dutchman from second to fourth. Hamilton won, his fourth victory of the season, with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel promoted to second after Verstappen’s drop. “Valtteri lost a second place, three points, and...
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