Britain's latest Formula One star Ollie Bearman has revealed he failed his first driving test. The 19-year-old, who was thrust into the limelight at last year's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as a late stand-in for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari, has been handed a full-time seat with Haas for the forthcoming F1 campaign.

HAAS rookie Ollie Bearman FAILED his driving test on the first attempt – despite being an F2 racer at the time. The 19-year-old burst onto the Formula One scene last year when he stepped in

Ollie Bearman, the 19-year-old British F1 racer set to join Haas full-time, humorously recalled failing his first driving test due to ignoring a stop sign. After impressing last year with a seventh-place finish as a Ferrari stand-in,

Oliver Bearman has reflected on his first on-track battles with 'best F1 driver ever' Lewis Hamilton as he prepares for 2025. The Haas driver netted three Grands Prix under his belt last year, twice for the American team and once for Ferrari.

Haas Formula One rookie Oliver Bearman gave hope to learner drivers around the world on Tuesday after revealing he failed his test first time around.