For the future generations of the country, when it comes to the deep impression of the second driver, aside from the fleeting figures of the Red Bull Racing Team, it's probably Bottas from the Mercedes Team, whom many regard as the benchmark for a second driver.
Low-key, obedient, fast, and not stealing the spotlight.
But in fact, Bottas can only be considered a qualified second driver. Compared to those of historical significance, he's not particularly outstanding.
Because for a second driver in a championship-contending team, without a Mars Rover, it's not enough to simply stay out of the competition; on the contrary, you also need to step up and take the bullet for the number one driver, acting as the scapegoat.
Just like Trulli in this race, who by a twist of fate lined up with Chen Xiangbei, just happened to change lanes and block the potential threats of Sutil and Kovalainen.
