It's a long shot, but as long as the math says yes, Valtteri Bottas will give it his best.
The Finn knows his chances of overhauling Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton in the title fight are slim, but he insists that crazier things have been known to happen in F1.
"I’m not superstitious in any way really but crazy things can always happen, I believe. You never know," he told reporters in Mexico.
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