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Valtteri Bottas
What VB's Accountant looks for from him is some wins or some decent placings.
Fat chance of that, stick to Go -Karting mate
Why are AW waisting space talking to this chap, why not talk to someone who actually lives in the UK and pays tax like the rest of us.
Interesting point he makes
that he only wants his accountant to contact when he has something to discuss or he asks them for something.
The Gurus insist that regular contact is the way to go, but not so if your a racing driver.
Perhaps Bob Harper should contact this fella and up sell him some of his value added services.
Waste of space
Not Valtteri, he's a very good driver...
What was the point of that inane drivel of an "article" and what relevance?
Anyone who can draw a parallel between accountancy and the ability to drive an F1 car competitively is really clutching at straws!
I think Bottas has a bright future ahead of him. Possibly the next Ferrari World Champion (after Vettel of course)
At 26 years old Bottas has incredible potential.
Kimi taking him out was ridiculous. It was clumsy and showed incredibly poor judgement.
Bottas was left with no points, and Kimi, after the penalty finished the race earning two points. Where is the justice in that?
VB
Hit a nerve with the F1 geeks, F1 cars are just mobile computers driven by chaps (there are ladies as well) most of whom appear to crash most weekends, some skill there Whittle94.
It really depends on how good your mobile computer is and the people behind the scene.
You can be the best driver in the world but if your car is no good you are a no hoper.
They will have robots driving these computers soon, mark my words.
Nothing like a bit of light relief on a Friday afternoon, don't bite I am only winding the geeks up.
Vroom, Vroom for now.
Really , this is extremely crass, our lives are not on the line
'Bottas spends most of his working life under extreme pressure driving at high speed. While the working lives of many accountants may not be as immediately perilous, most will recognise the same strain as they have put the pedal to the metal to race towards the self-assessment finish line'
Comparing a F1 driver and an Accountant is a bit daft to me they are poles apart, one has to make split decisions, and have the latest technology, and have the reflexes of a cat, the other is a F1 driver, :) BOOM BOOM Mr North.
He lives in
Monaco, pays no tax. What the hell does he need an Accountant for and what the hell does he know about Accountancy.
Useless article.
Valteri
He is a really good talent, there is no second thought about that. Driving for Williams may not be the best possible opportunity for him at the moment, but will see what would happen. The current Martini-sponsored team is having a good season, despite having to win a single competition so far. Keep up the good work Valteri. The wins will come.
Dean Cole,
Assistant PR Manager
Chesham