Bottas expresses confidence in staying with Cadillac for F1 2027

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Last updated Nov 1, 2026

Bottas expresses confidence in staying with Cadillac for F1 2027
Summary

Valtteri Bottas stated he is “pretty confident” about continuing with Cadillac in Formula 1 for the 2027 season. This comes amid growing speculation about the possible promotion of Colton Herta, who is still short of a super licence. Bottas, who has not yet secured confirmation for next season, has faced challenges this year, being outperformed by teammate Sergio Perez, who recently signed a contract extension. Bottas acknowledged the difficulties of his debut season with a team currently last in the standings without points. Discussions regarding his future are expected soon, as Bottas awaits updates from the team's executives.

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By the Numbers
  • •Bottas has not been confirmed for 2027 yet.
  • •Colton Herta's promotion rumors are intensifying.
  • •Cadillac is at the bottom of the standings without points.
  • •Bottas acknowledges he is not performing at his best.
  • •Sergio Perez leads Bottas 15-9 in qualifying head-to-head.
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  • 4:16 PMYahoo Sports — Valtteri Bottas "pretty confident" of staying for F1 2027 amid Colton Herta rumours
  • 4:16 PMMotorsport.com — Valtteri Bottas "pretty confident" of staying for F1 2027 amid Colton Herta rumours
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Valtteri Bottas is “pretty confident” of staying in Formula 1 as he batted away questions surrounding his future amid rumours of Cadillac promoting Colton Herta. The American outfit announced a contract extension for Sergio Perez but is yet to confirm Bottas for 2027, after a 2026 season in which the latter has been consistently outperformed. Perez leads Bottas 15-9 in their qualifying ...Keep reading

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The Cadillac driver is yet to be confirmed for the next F1 season and talk of it promoting Herta is intensifying

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