P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Oliver Bearman must get through the next four races without being handed two penalty points, otherwise he will be handed a race ban.
Nico Rosberg defended Haas’ Oliver Bearman after the Italian Grand Prix, claiming that Bearman’s penalty was unjustified. Bearman received a 10-second time penalty and two penalty points for a collision with Carlos Sainz, edging him close to a race ban due to accumulating 10 penalty points. If Bearman gets two more penalty points in the upcoming races in Azerbaijan, Singapore, the United States, or Mexico, he will face a one-race ban. The incident between Bearman and Sainz occurred at the Turn 4/5 chicane, with Sainz attempting an overtake on the outside. Rosberg argued that Sainz should have given Bearman more space to avoid the collision. He emphasized that Bearman had enough of his car alongside Sainz, and if Sainz had left room, the incident could have been prevented.
