Bearman Stands by Verdict on Tsunoda's Driving
Haas rookie Oliver Bearman is not backing down after a tense on-track encounter with Yuki Tsunoda at the US Grand Prix.
Bearman labeled Tsunoda's driving at the Circuit of the Americas as "dangerous" and shows no signs of softening his view.
The incident occurred on Lap 34 when Bearman attempted to overtake Tsunoda into Turn 15, forcing him into a spin and narrowly avoiding contact.
Despite finishing ninth, Bearman lost two positions, dashing a potential stronger result at Haas' home circuit.
Bearman's assessment of Tsunoda's driving as "dangerous" remains unchanged.
Author's summary: Bearman criticizes Tsunoda's driving as dangerous.
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