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Cadillac investigates Mexico GP crash
Cadillac Racing vows to fix suspension failure after Valtteri Bottas' Mexico GP crash.
In brief
Cadillac Racing vows to fix suspension failure after Valtteri Bottas' Mexico GP crash. Cadillac Racing will investigate a high-speed suspension failure that injured Valtteri Bottas during the Mexico Grand Prix. Originally reported by Motorsport.
Cadillac Racing crash
Cadillac Racing team principal Marcin Budkowski vowed to investigate the high-speed Mexico GP suspension failure that injured Valtteri Bottas.
“F**k no”
Bottas' Mexico GP incident
Bottas crashed into TecPro barrier after front-left suspension collapsed at top speed entering Turn 1 on lap 46.
Bottas' immediate reaction
Bottas was agitated during team radio, shouting expletives before stating he was not okay after the crash.
“F**k no”
Bottas' post-race statement
Bottas thanked medical teams and FIA for safety efforts but expressed disappointment over not finishing the race.
“It was a big impact going into Turn 1, but thankfully I’m OK.”
Team's investigation commitment
Budkowski pledged to fully investigate the suspension failure and prevent future incidents.
Sergio Perez's race performance
Perez completed his 300th F1 race start with a strong showing before a slow pitstop derailed his progress.
At a glance
Cadillac Racing will investigate a high-speed suspension failure that injured Valtteri Bottas during the Mexico Grand Prix.
