Ollie Bearman comparte la mayor lección de su temporada como novato en la F1

Ollie Bearman ha reflexionado sobre los ajustes más importantes que realizó durante su primera temporada completa en la Fórmula 1 con Haas. El piloto británico describió aprender a contribuir al desarrollo del coche como su mayor aprendizaje de la temporada 2025.

Bearman terminó decimotercero en la clasificación de pilotos al final de 2025. Finalizó el año con tres puntos y dos puestos por delante de su compañero de equipo Esteban Ocon. Su buena racha comenzó en Zandvoort, donde puntuó en cinco carreras consecutivas y logró un mejor resultado de cuarto en México.

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