Oliver Bearman explains massive Australian GP FP1 crash
Oliver Bearman feels he “wanted a bit too much, too soon” after crashing his Haas Formula 1 car heavily in opening practice for the Australian Grand Prix. With about 20 minutes remaining in FP1, full-season rookie Bearman lost control of his car going into Turn 10, running wide over the gravel trap before slamming heavily into the wall.
Ollie Bearman has been self-critical after two offs in free practice saw him unable to qualify at Albert Park.
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Bearman's dramatic weekend continues: No lap time set in Q1Oliver Bearman difficult weekend continues in Melbourne. The Briton first crashed in FP1, could not drive in FP2 and ended up ...
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For the second day in a row, Oliver Bearman has caused a red flag. The British youngster got stuck in the gravel trap five ...
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