F1 star Valtteri Bottas reveals INSANE winter break morning routine

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F1 star reveals INSANE winter break morning routine

Valtteri Bottas was recently axed by Sauber

Sam Cook Digital Journalist

Sports Journalist who has been covering motorsport since 2023

Wednesday 1 January 2025 13:12

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A recently axed Formula 1 driver has revealed his incredible morning routine ahead of his move into a new role in 2025.

A number of 2024 F1 stars will no longer be on the grid in 2025, including Red Bull driver Sergio Perez, fan favourite Daniel Ricciardo, Kevin Magnussen and 10-time grand prix winner Valtteri Bottas.

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35-year-old Bottas has been replaced at Sauber by Gabriel Bortoleto, with both the Finn and his 2024 team-mate Zhou Guanyu being given the axe.

However, Bottas has been confirmed to be returning to the team with whom he claimed all of his F1 victories, with Mercedes announcing him as their reserve driver for 2025 following Mick Schumacher's exit.

Valtteri Bottas is a 10-time race winner

Valtteri Bottas has recently been axed by Sauber

Bottas reveals gruelling cycle ride

While not being given another full-time seat on the grid, Bottas will likely use his role as reserve driver to keep fit, with two extra spaces opening up on the grid in 2026 with the Cadillac team.

The racing star has become a phenomenon on social media in recent months, showcasing his off-track hobbies, including taking part in high-level cycling championships, and completing ironman triathlon challenges at home.

Now, Bottas has showcased his morning routine during the winter break, as he aims to keep in shape in case he is called upon at Mercedes to replace either George Russell or Kimi Antonelli.

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Via his Instagram story, The Finnish driver revealed a gruelling 86.4km bike ride, with a staggering 784-metre elevation gain, that took Bottas less than three hours to complete.

Bottas' partner is professional cyclist Tiffany Cromwell, with the pair recently taking part in a race together.