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Oliver Bearman criticized Yuki Tsunoda for dangerous driving during the F1 US Grand Prix, accusing him of reckless behavior that nearly caused a crash, while Tsunoda defended his actions as unintentional. Bearman believes Tsunoda's driving was desperate and unfair, and doubts he will change his approach.
Oliver Bearman received a 10-place grid penalty and four penalty points for ignoring red flags during the F1 British GP practice session, after crashing into the barriers while returning to the pits at high speed and not reducing his speed as required by regulations.
Oliver Bearman, making his debut as a last-minute replacement for Carlos Sainz at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, finished in seventh place for Ferrari, scoring points in his first Formula 1 race. The 18-year-old faced physical and mental challenges during the race but expressed satisfaction with his performance, acknowledging the difficulty of the circumstances. Despite struggling with discomfort in the car, Bearman showcased his potential and left a positive impression, leaving the door open for potential future opportunities in Formula 1.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc praised F2 driver Oliver Bearman for his impressive performance in the Saudi Arabian GP, where Bearman finished seventh after stepping in for the injured Carlos Sainz. Leclerc commended Bearman's skills and predicted his future in F1, while also expressing satisfaction with his own race, finishing behind Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.
Max Verstappen secured a dominant victory in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, leading from start to finish, while Sergio Perez finished second despite a time penalty for an unsafe release in the pits. Charles Leclerc completed the podium, with young driver Oscar Piastri impressively finishing fourth. Oliver Bearman made his F1 debut for Ferrari, scoring points with a seventh-place finish, as Fernando Alonso held onto fifth. Max Verstappen's victory further solidifies his position in the title race.
18-year-old Oliver Bearman made a last-minute debut for Ferrari at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, becoming the youngest ever British F1 driver and the third youngest in history. Despite a challenging qualifying session, Bearman impressed with his performance, narrowly missing out on a place in the top 10 shootout. With limited time in the car before qualifying, Bearman remained focused and is now aiming to make up for the disappointment in the race by gaining valuable experience and hopefully bringing home some points.
Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc praise Oliver Bearman for his impressive F1 debut at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, where he filled in for Carlos Sainz. Despite limited preparation time, Bearman finished 11th in qualifying, narrowly missing out on Q3. His performance was lauded by fellow drivers and highlighted Ferrari's strong simulator program for preparing young drivers.
Max Verstappen secures pole position for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez following in second and third. Rookie Oliver Bearman impresses on his Ferrari debut, finishing 11th in qualifying as a stand-in for Carlos Sainz. Meanwhile, Oscar Piastri outqualifies Lando Norris, and both Mercedes cars struggle, finishing seventh and eighth. Alpine faces continued challenges, with both cars exiting Q1, and Nico Hulkenberg experiencing a power issue, while Yuki Tsunoda and Lance Stroll secure ninth and tenth positions respectively.
18-year-old Oliver Bearman, a member of the Ferrari Driver Academy, has been called up to substitute for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the latter was diagnosed with appendicitis. Bearman, who has impressed in karting and single-seater racing, made his F1 debut in FP3, ending in 10th place on the timesheets. This surprise call-up comes after a successful career progression through the ranks, including wins in F2 and a debut F1 test with Ferrari in 2023.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz will miss the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix due to appendicitis and will be replaced by 18-year-old reserve driver Oliver Bearman. Sainz had been feeling unwell and completed limited practice before being diagnosed with appendicitis, requiring surgery. Bearman, who was set to race in Formula 2, will make his F1 debut in place of Sainz.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz will miss the rest of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend due to appendicitis, requiring surgery, with F2 racer Oliver Bearman stepping in to replace him alongside Charles Leclerc from FP3 onwards. The 18-year-old Bearman, who has had previous F1 test runs with Ferrari, will take Sainz's place after the Spaniard's diagnosis, with Ferrari wishing Sainz a speedy recovery.
Haas F1 Team's director of engineering, Ayao Komatsu, expressed his admiration for rookie driver Oliver Bearman after his impressive performance during the Mexican Grand Prix practice session. Komatsu praised Bearman's professionalism, communication, and feedback, stating that he didn't put a foot wrong throughout the preparation and on-track activities. Comparing Bearman to previous Haas rookies, Komatsu highlighted the 18-year-old's exceptional performance and expressed excitement for future sessions with him.
Haas F1 Team's director of engineering, Ayao Komatsu, expressed his satisfaction with rookie driver Oliver Bearman's performance during the first practice session of the Mexico Grand Prix. Komatsu praised Bearman's professionalism, smooth communication, and impressive feedback, stating that the 18-year-old exceeded expectations. Haas plans to continue working with Bearman in future sessions, indicating a promising future for the young driver.