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Bearman wants to reset after difficult Haas triple-header

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Bearman said Haas needed to move on after two retirements and his 17th-place finish in São Paulo. The team scored one point across the three-race run and remained three points ahead of Audi in the fight for seventh.

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Oliver Bearman said he wanted to go home and reset after a triple-header that ended with him 17th at the São Paulo Grand Prix and left Haas with only one point across the three races.

He described the preceding three weeks as horrible, said Haas had missed two chances to score points and said the team needed to move on and do better. Bearman failed to finish in Austin and Mexico City. In São Paulo, slow pit stops dropped him from P10 to P17.

Audi scored five points across the same run, closing the gap in the fight for seventh. Haas remained three points ahead with three rounds left.

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  1. PRIMARY SOURCEBearman relieved ‘horrible three weeks’ for Haas are overFormula 1