Bearman felt like a ‘guinea pig’ after heavy crash at Suzuka: ‘Not happy about it’
Oliver Bearman looks back once again on his heavy crash in Suzuka, where he felt like a ‘guinea pig’: ‘Not happy about it’.
Oliver Bearman looks back once again on his heavy crash in Suzuka, where he felt like a ‘guinea pig’: ‘Not happy about it’.
Oliver Bearman mainly hopes for one regulation change from the FIA for the rest of the 2026 season: ‘That would be fantastic’.
According to Mick Doohan, it was already certain before the start of the 2025 F1 season that son Jack Doohan would be replaced by Franco Colapinto.
Haas visited the English professional club Coventry City after the Japanese GP. The F1 team exchanged ideas with the team.
Ayao Komatsu does not rule out that Bearman will eventually make the switch to Ferrari, and even emphasizes that Haas should be satisfied with that.
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu warns against ‘knee-jerk reactions’ after Bearman’s crash: ‘Must make the right changes’.
Franco Colapinto’s management intervened after the Japanese GP: the Argentine faced a lot of criticism after Bearman’s crash.
Komatsu believes that Colapinto cannot be blamed for Bearman’s heavy crash. “Speed difference is too great.”
The FIA has also reacted to Bearman’s heavy crash at Suzuka, and will enter into discussions with drivers about regulatory changes.
Franco Colapinto is relieved that Oliver Bearman emerged relatively unscathed from his car after his 50G crash; Verstappen calls for change.