Haas driver Oliver Bearman makes his debut as a full-time Formula 1 driver at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, but things didn't get off to the best of starts for the Brit

After three impressive races during the 2024 in a reserve rule for both Ferrari and Haas, Oliver Bearman earned a full-time seat at Haas for the 2025 Formula 1 season. But that rookie campaign for Bearman has gotten off to a very difficult start.

Oliver Bearman has offered up his assessment of a frustrating opening day at the Australian Grand Prix. The teenager crashed at Turn 10 after running wide into the gravel, bringing out a red flag and causing him to miss the remainder of FP1,

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.

Lando Norris topped the first practice session for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne after a big crash for Oliver Bearman at the super-fast Turn 9-10. Bearman,

Rookie Ollie Bearman crashes his Haas during first practice at the Australian Grand Prix.

Haas rookie Oliver Bearman halted final practice Saturday for Sunday's Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix just four minutes into the session, with the British driver bringing out the red flags after he lost control of his car and buried it in the gravel on turn 11 on the Albert Park circuit.

The FIA has announced a mandatory rule change that will impact all 10 Formula 1 teams at the Australian Grand Prix. The 2025 season got underway with the first two practice sessions in Melbourne, with the most dramatic incident occurring during FP1 after Ollie Bearman suffered a huge crash which rendered him unable to run in FP2.