F1 driver Bottas cycles from Malaysia to Singapore Grand Prix
Formula One driver Valtteri Bottas is pedalling 350km from Malaysia to the Singapore Grand Prix after retiring from the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang.
F1 driver Valtteri Bottas, a Finnish racer, is cycling from Malaysia to the Singapore Grand Prix after withdrawing from the Bahrain Grand Prix. The 37-year-old veteran chose to pedal the 350km distance instead of flying or driving, which would take him three days. Bottas, a known cyclist, is expected to arrive in Singapore in time for the practice sessions starting Friday.
His partner, Australian professional road and gravel cyclist Tiffany Cromwell, has also shared a video of their training around palm oil plantations and the Sepang coast on Instagram.
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