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Valtteri Bottas cycles about 420 kilometres from Malaysia to Singapore
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas travelled to Singapore for the next race by bicycle.
He rode across Malaysia and covered about 420 kilometres over four days.
Bottas shared moments from the journey on his Instagram account.
The trip was an unusual way to reach a race venue.
The race in Singapore is the next test of how he performs on the track.
No further details about the race or his plans were given.
Valtteri Bottas cycled about 420 kilometres through Malaysia to Singapore.
The Formula One driver made the trip ahead of the next race in Singapore.
He completed the journey over four days.
Bottas shared impressions of the ride on his Instagram account.
- Who
- Valtteri Bottas, a Formula One driver.
- What
- He cycled about 420 kilometres from Malaysia to Singapore over four days.
- When
- Before the next race in Singapore; the journey took four days.
- Where
- Through Malaysia to Singapore.
- Why
- To travel to the next race in Singapore.
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Bottas cycled from Malaysia to Singapore over four days.
Bottas shared impressions of the journey on Instagram.
- Distance
- About 420 kilometres
- Duration
- Four days
- Start and destination
- Malaysia to Singapore
- Driver
- Valtteri Bottas
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