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"Kimi can buy me dinner." Valtteri Bottas jokes about his part in Antonelli’s Belgian GP win

Negotiating traffic is a fact of life in Formula 1 racing, all the more so given the current pace differential between the front and back of the grid...

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Negotiating traffic is a fact of life in Formula 1 racing, all the more so given the current pace differential between the front and back of the grid...

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  • What changed: Negotiating traffic is a fact of life in Formula 1 racing, all the more so given the current pace differential between the front and back of the grid.
  • Who it affects: Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Racing Bulls are the main threads to track.
  • Read next: Start with Andrea Kimi Antonelli or Racing Bulls archive for more context.

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A result shaped by track position and execution.

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It can shift the competitive picture around the teams and drivers involved across the current F1 picture.

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Source
Motorsport.com
Drivers
Andrea Kimi Antonelli (2026 Driver Profile), Charles Leclerc (Bio & Records), Kimi Raikkonen (Bio & Records), Valtteri Bottas (2026 Driver Profile)
Teams
Racing Bulls (2026 Team Profile), Racing Point, Oracle Red Bull Racing (History & Technical Path)

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Source: Motorsport.com

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