Haas F1 driver Oliver Bearman was left “really sad” after the Italian Grand Prix after his penalty for causing a collision with Carlos Sainz denied him a potential points finish.

It comes after Bearman had two penalty points added to his FIA superlicence at Monza, putting the F1 2025 rookie on the brink of a one-race ban.

Oliver Bearman ‘really sad’ as F1 ban threat grows with latest FIA penalty

Bearman and Sainz spun after making contact at the second chicane in the closing stages of the Italian Grand Prix.

The Haas driver was found to be at fault for the incident and was hit with a 10-second time penalty, as well as two penalty points.

Bearman’s latest penalty points saw him move to the top of the F1 disciplinary charts , replacing Red Bull driver and reigning four-time World Cham

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