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F1 2026 Guide – Can Oliver Bearman make the horse rear up?
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Despite a huge slump between Saudi Arabia and Zandvoort, during which he failed to score any points in
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Paul Lucas
28/02/2026 at 09:51 a.m.
As you so rightly say, Yves-Henri, we don't see how "his majesty's" downward trajectory could ever return to what it was 5 years ago! I'm reminded of his "feat" when Oliver replaced Carlos at the last minute and achieved a fantastic 7th place... I've never seen Lewis do anything like that in his career!!! As for Haas, I don't see Ocon surpassing Oliver, and for me, Esteban is too late now, what a shame!
Yves-Henri RANDIER
27/02/2026 at 06:18 a.m.
If Bearman's seemingly upward trajectory were to intersect with Sir Lewis's likely downward one, one Englishman could therefore replace another at Maranello, provided that Esteban Ocon doesn't gain a significant advantage at Haas this season.