Bearman expressed excitement about joining Haas and thanked Gene Haas for belief in him
Bearman finished 7th place in his Formula 1 debut with Ferrari at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Finished third in Formula Three and won four races in Formula Two rookie season
Haas confirmed signing ahead of British Grand Prix, making Bearman fourth British driver on F1 grid alongside Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, and Lando Norris
Haas team owner Gene Haas confident in Bearman's potential as rookie prospect
Lewis Hamilton sent Bearman video message encouraging him towards Formula 1 in 2015 or 2016
Oliver Bearman, 19-year-old British racing driver, joins Haas F1 Team for 2025
Rose through ranks in Ferrari academy after starting racing career in Italy at age 16
Oliver Bearman, a 19-year-old British racing driver, has been announced as the newest addition to the Haas F1 team for the 2025 season. Bearman made his Formula 1 debut with Ferrari at this year's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and finished an impressive seventh place.
Bearman began his racing career in Italy when he was just 16 years old, joining Ferrari's driver academy. He quickly rose through the ranks, finishing third in Formula Three and winning four races in his rookie season of Formula Two.
Haas confirmed Bearman's signing ahead of the British Grand Prix, making him the fourth British driver on the F1 grid alongside Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, and Lando Norris. The team is currently seventh in the constructors championship with 19 points.
Bearman expressed his excitement about joining Haas and thanked Gene Haas for believing in him. He also revealed that Lewis Hamilton sent him a video message encouraging him to keep pushing towards Formula 1 back in 2015 or 2016.
Haas team owner Gene Haas expressed his confidence in Bearman's potential, stating that he is an exciting rookie prospect and looking forward to seeing how he grows as a driver. The identity of Bearman's teammate for the 2025 season is still unknown, with current drivers Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen's contracts expiring.
Bearman will carry the number #87 on his car in the 2025 F1 season.
Ollie Bearman was plucked out of his Prema team by Ferrari to race in Jeddah, making him the third-youngest F1 driver in history.
Haas confirmed Bearman would join its lineup for the 2025 season.
Bearman moved to Modena at 16 to join Ferrari’s driver academy and excelled, finishing third in Formula Three and winning four races in his rookie season of Formula Two.
Ferrari first saw Bearman’s potential when he was 16 and signed him to its prestigious academy.
Haas is the only Ferrari customer on the F1 grid as of 2026, making it the natural starting point for any young drivers Ferrari wants in F1.
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The article contains some instances of informal fallacies, specifically appeals to authority and inflammatory rhetoric. However, these do not significantly impact the overall content of the article. The author provides a clear and detailed account of Ollie Bearman's rise in Formula One, focusing on his performances and attitude rather than making sweeping generalizations or using emotive language. There are no instances of dichotomous depictions or formal fallacies.
][Luke Smith] The truth is Vasseur, who made his name in junior categories and knows everything happening in F2 and F3 even to this day, always held Bearman in high regard, only more so after Jeddah. But Ferrari was careful not to put too much pressure on him. It didn't set targets for him in F2 or in his Haas practice outings, only to keep performing to the best of his ability and, importantly, keep developing.[/]
Ferrari first saw the qualities that made Bearman stand out when he was 16, signing him to its prestigious academy...
Teenager Oliver Bearman made his F1 debut for Ferrari at this year’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Bearman has signed a multiyear deal with Haas to race in the 2025 F1 season and beyond.
At 18 years and 305 days old, Bearman became the third-youngest driver to start an F1 race when he debuted in place of Carlos Sainz who had appendicitis.
Bearman has been widely expected to fill one of Haas’s two driver spots for next year, with his signing confirmed ahead of the British Grand Prix.
Team owner Gene Haas expressed excitement about Bearman’s growth as a driver and investment in talent for the team.
Bearman thanked Haas for the opportunity and expressed immense pride at being able to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a Formula 1 driver.
Oliver Bearman announced as Haas F1 driver for 2025 season
Bearman joined Ferrari Driver Academy in 2021 after winning German and Italian Formula Four titles in the same season
Bearman finished sixth place in the 2022 Formula Three standings but won four races
Haas confirmed Bearman’s signing ahead of his third practice outing with the team at Silverstone, England
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The article contains some instances of appeals to authority and inflammatory rhetoric, but no formal or blatant logical fallacies were found. The author quotes multiple sources to establish Bearman's qualifications and achievements in Formula One.
][Ayao Komatsu, the Haas team principal], said Bearman had ‘developed into an incredibly mature driver’ in the Ferrari academy.[/
