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F1 presenter claims he will get Valtteri Bottas tattoo if he wins one race this season

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F1 season is now less than two weeks away and Lewis Hamilton will be eager to wrap up his record-breaking eighth World Championship after controversially missing out to Max Vertsappen last year.However, Hamilton will have a new team-mate for the upcoming season as George Russell was brought in after Valtteri Bottas departed for Alfa Romeo.Bottas finished third in the rankings last season and picked up just the one Grand-Prix win as Verstappen and Hamilton battled for pole, and it's likely that the Finnish racing driver will find it even tougher with his new side.And F1 presenter Will Buxton is so confident that he won't win a race, he's pledged to get a tattoo if he finishes first at any point this season.The 32-year-old has won ten races over the course of his F1 career, and his last victory came in last season's Turkish Grand-Prix as he held off Verstappen in second.In fact, the last season that Bottas failed to pick up a win was in 2018, and he has won seven Grand-Prix's since then.But Buxton, who stars in the Netflix series Drive to Survive, is so confident that Bottas won't win a race this season, he's claimed that he will get a tattoo of the Alfa Romeo driver should he be proved wrong.Will Valtteri Bottas win a race for Alfa Romeo in Formula One this season?

Comment below.During an interview on the Pitstop podcast, host Jake Boys made a bold prediction that Bottas would win a race this season, and Buxton replied: "Okay, that's not gonna happen. "Love Valtteri to bits but no, that's not gonna happen.

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