Valtteri Bottas did not exactly appear hugely willing to let Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton through in Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix. Bottas was told over team radio not to hold up eventual winner Hamilton, who was rapidly catching him after switching onto a two-stop strategy in his pursuit of Max Verstappen, but the Finn seemed to resist - or at least delay - the instruction. Bottas remained ahead of Hamilton for around half a lap before the seven-time world champion ultimately got through at Turn 10, but it wasn’t the smoothest of switches as Bottas hung his Mercedes car around the outside before tucking into third. Bottas said after the race that he could have let Hamilton by...
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