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Valtteri Bottas Linked to Alpine F1 Team Amid Cadillac Rumors

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Where would Valtteri Bottas' quest for a full-time F1 seat take him in 2026- at Alpine or the Cadillac F1 team?

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Daily Express

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Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas move step closer to F1 return with Cadillac

Cadillac are set to join the F1 grid in 2026 and are looking for new drivers.

5 days ago·United Kingdom

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Newsweek

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Valtteri Bottas Linked to Alpine F1 Team Amid Cadillac Rumors

Where would Valtteri Bottas' quest for a full-time F1 seat take him in 2026- at Alpine or the Cadillac F1 team?

5 days ago·United States

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Formula 1® - The Official F1® Website…

Why Alpine have enquired about Bottas' availability

Lawrence Barretto explains the state of play after Alpine enquired about the availability of 10-time race winner and current Mercedes reserve Valtteri Bottas.

4 days ago

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Speedcafe

Bottas rumoured as potential Colapinto replacement

Valtteri Bottas has emerged as a potential contender to replace Franco Colapinto at Alpine this season. The post Bottas rumoured as potential Colapinto replacement appeared first on Speedcafe.com.

5 days ago

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MSN

‘Nice seat’ – Valtteri Bottas comeback rumours in overdrive after Cadillac F1 post

5 days ago·United States

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Sopitas.com

Rumors of Formula 1: Yuki Tsunoda to Cadillac and Valtteri Bottas to Alpine

If the driver market moved enough for the 2025 season, which comes in 2026 pints for something similar, just with Cadillac's entry as 11th team on the grill, so from entry are two places that have to be filled, and one of them can be for Czech Perez, however, there is another driver who can be the protagonist of this market, it is Max Verstappen. Rumors are part of the day-to-day in the paddock of Formula 1 and since this 2025 some theories begi…

5 days ago

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