Valtteri Bottas suffered a high-speed suspension failure and huge impact in the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Valtteri Bottas has been released from the medical center and confirmed to be okay following a major crash during the Mexico City Grand Prix. The Finnish driver suffered a front-left suspension failure on lap 43 while braking at high speed for Turn 1, sending his Cadillac backwards into the TecPro barriers.
Bottas was able to climb out of the car independently before undergoing precautionary medical checks. Cadillac confirmed his release and noted he was excused from all post-race media obligations, while promising a full investigation into the mechanical failure.
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