Formule-1 : Bearman survives near-crash chaos, finishes fifth at Chinese GP

Oliver Bearman shines in a remarkable recovery at the Chinese Grand Prix, finishing fifth despite a near-disaster on the opening lap. The Haas driver finds himself in a tense battle with Red Bull’s Isack Hadjar when the latter's car spins out of control at Turn 13. “I’m lucky to be standing here,” Bearman admits, reflecting on the close call that could have ended his race early. Dropping to the back of the pack after avoiding collision, Bearman showcases resilience and skill, carving through competitors with aggressive overtakes. “I was quicker than the RBs and the Audi,” he states. Strategic safety car timing helps him regain position, bringing him right behind Pierre Gasly. Bearman’s exceptional drive reinforces his growing reputation in F1, demonstrating both pace and composure throughout a challenging race.