SOCHI, Russia - Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton were adamant on Thursday that they will do all they can to avoid team orders interfering with the outcome of their contest in Sunday's Russian Grand Prix.
"We had meetings about that and that will keep just for us, whatever we've spoken about it. But we have certain rules both ways and they are equal. I just need to make sure I won't be in that situation again." He said:"I want to do the job on my own. That's never what I've asked for and, looking back at last year, I hated that experience and wished that I wasn't in that position.
"But currently I'm fighting Valtteri for the world championship so I don't expect, for a second, anything like that of him this time.
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