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Bearman’s Historic Triumph: Shocking Q3 Entry Sees Haas Soar at Suzuka!

Harry Stone by Harry Stone
April 5, 2025
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Bearman’s Historic Triumph: Shocking Q3 Entry Sees Haas Soar at Suzuka!

SUZUKA, JAPAN - APRIL 05: Oliver Bearman of Great Britain driving the (87) Haas F1 VF-25 Ferrari on track during final practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Japan at Suzuka Circuit on April 05, 2025 in Suzuka, Japan. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

In a stunning turn of events on the race track, British driver Oliver Bearman celebrates his remarkable 10th place finish, leading Haas to its first-ever Q3 appearance in Japan. Meanwhile, disappointment looms for Esteban Ocon as he struggles to make an impact among the top contenders.

Bearman, in a standout performance, outshines his teammate Esteban Ocon for the first time this season during the qualifying round. The young British driver, making his debut at Suzuka, secures the 10th spot, earning a chance to compete for pole position. Notably, Bearman’s flawless execution lands Haas in Q3 for the first time in its history at the Japanese circuit. Reflecting on his achievement, Bearman expresses his elation, stating, “Entering Q3 with this team is incredible. I made a mistake on the last lap and lost some time, but making it to Q2 was a relief and a pleasant surprise. I am happy with today’s outcome.”

On the flip side, Ocon’s performance falls short as he fails to advance past Q1, settling for the 18th position on the starting grid, ahead of Doohan and Stroll. Disheartened by the results, Ocon acknowledges the team’s challenges, saying, “Unfortunately, things didn’t work out for us. We tried many things on both cars, but something was missing. It’s clear that we lack pace more than we should, but it’s good to see Ollie performing well. We will learn from this experience and strive for better results in the future.”

The contrasting fortunes of Bearman and Ocon underscore the competitive nature of Formula 1 racing, where every split-second decision can make or break a driver’s performance. As the drivers gear up for the main event, all eyes are on Bearman to see if he can maintain his momentum and lead Haas to a remarkable finish in Japan.

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