The Williams driver was left furious with Bottas after the pair came together while battling for position during the race at Imola, causing both to crash out at high speed. Wolff was unimpressed by the collision and Russell’s suggestion that Bottas might have raced him differently were he not in direct competition for a Mercedes drive in 2022. Russell issued an apology to Bottas for his actions 24 hours after the race and speaking a week on ahead of this weekend’s Portuguese Grand Prix, he insisted his relationship with Wolff has been strengthened rather than damaged by the incident. “Toto and I have spoken extensively since the incident but the contents of that will remain...
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