Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas' distant P3 in Spain isn't a sign that mentally he is out of the game, adamant his driver is in a 'good place'. Bottas failed to set the stage alight at the Spanish Grand Prix, losing third place at the start to Charles Leclerc. Struggling to find a way around the Ferrari, Bottas lost ground to Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. He moved ahead of Leclerc in the opening round of pit stops, and, once in free air, easily built up an advantage over the Monégasque driver. But the damage was done with it never once looking as if Bottas was in the fight for the race win. So much so that Mercedes issued team orders to the Finn as Hamilton, on a two-stop strategy to...
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