Bearman Stands by Verdict on Tsunoda's Driving
Haas rookie Oliver Bearman maintains his stance after a tense encounter with Yuki Tsunoda at the US Grand Prix.
Bearman labeled Tsunoda's driving as "dangerous" after their on-track incident at the Circuit of the Americas, showing no signs of softening his view.
- Incident occurred on Lap 34 when Bearman attempted to overtake Tsunoda into Turn 15.
- Bearman spun and narrowly avoided contact with Tsunoda, losing two positions.
- He finished ninth, dashing hopes of a stronger result at Haas' home circuit.
Bearman's assessment of Tsunoda's driving as "dangerous" remains unchanged.
Ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Bearman stands by his verdict.
Author's summary: Bearman refuses to back down on Tsunoda criticism.
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