Oliver Bearman starts the Australian family doctor from Pit -Gasse after the difficult weekend

Oliver Bearman has suffered another blow for a terrible weekend for the Haas F1 driver. The rookie will start the Australian Grand Prix from Pit-Gasse after the team has changed the recording of its car.

Bearman crashed on the first day of training and required a unit replacement before it shone out of light in the first race of the season. Then he was his car in gravel on Saturday during the last training session on Saturday and suffered a mechanical problem in qualifying without taking a lap time.

He quickly had his mistakes and said reporters that his mistakes were clumsy. “It is a small, irreconcilable circuit and two seemingly small mistakes that have large consequences and miss all my running. It was awkwardness from my side to make these mistakes honest, and that's not good enough, ”he said. “And then of course the gearbox problem and qualifying summarizes that we have had so far.”

The 19-year-old Brit said that the team also failed and his team-mate Esteban Ocon only started one place in front of him on Sunday. “It's a long season ahead of us, I will go down about two days in a very long season. I think as a team we have to fight a little more than we expected and more than we looked in Bahrain.

“Obviously, I didn't make enough laps to really feel what the car treats like I can only tell you from Esteban's comments, but we are not so strong only at the pure round time.”