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Haas: Bearman deserves F1 chance, but 2025 seat not a given
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I get it, Haas was burned by having the dual rookie disaster season featuring Mazepin. But still, no offense to them but do we need to keep both Magnussen and Hulk on the grid, really? They are at the what-you-see-is-what-you-get stage at this point, and let's face it. What you see is not a top driver.
Though the same could be said of Bottas and Ricciardo, too. Maybe even Checo, if you're really harsh. I feel like the grid really could use a refresh.
When this much money is involved they probably don't want to experiment, even more so with the budget cap I assume