Lewis Hamilton & Valtteri Bottas Bring Back Memories as F1 Fans Reminisce Iconic Mercedes Partnership

The driver line-up of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas has been one of the most iconic partnerships in Formula 1. The duo has been racing together since 2017 until Mercedes decided to part ways with the Finn international. Subsequently, the Silver Arrows brought in George Russell while Bottas moved to Alfa Romeo.

As the new season is already underway, both Lewis and Valtteri are in Australia representing their respective teams. As we all know, F1 is in Australia after two years as this race is special for the former Mercedes man. Interestingly, 2019 was the year F1 hosted its last race at Albert Park, where the new Alfa Romeo recruit triumphed.

After the FP1 got over, viaplay interviewed Bottas. We can see in the video how Lewis jokingly jumped in to push Valtteri by the side.

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The duo shared a burst of laughter soon after. This shows that the ex-teammates still share a good bond.

How did Mercedes fare under Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas?

The duo of Hamilton-Bottas has been phenomenal. With their 5-year-partnership, the Silver Arrows won 5 constructors’ titles and 4 drivers’ titles.

The 32-year-old driver joined the Brackley-based team from Williams, replacing 2016 F1 Champion Nico Rosberg. As for Lewis, the more we say the less it is. From winning seven world titles to having most race wins and pole positions, Hamilton has achieved almost everything that the sport has to offer.

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As the old friends parted ways in 2022, their journey has been different. However, that didn’t stop the duo from sharing a lovable relationship. Recently, Hamilton even shared pictures of Valtteri being Valtteri.

Fans loved when Lewis teased Valtteri at the Australian Grand Prix

Given below are some fan reactions to the incident