Formula 1 team Haas has officially announced the signing of Esteban Ocon on a multi-year deal, effective from the 2025 season. The French driver will partner with rookie Ollie Bearman, forming a new driver lineup for the American-owned team. Â
Ocon’s move to Haas follows the confirmation of Kevin Magnussen’s departure at the end of the 2024 season. The 27-year-old brings a wealth of experience to the team, having competed in 146 Grand Prix races for Manor, Force India, Renault, and Alpine. His career highlights include three podium finishes, including a victory at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix. Â
Haas team principal, Ayao Komatsu, expressed his enthusiasm for the signing, highlighting Ocon’s talent and experience. “Esteban’s proven ability to consistently score points and his experience working within a manufacturer team will be invaluable to Haas as we continue our journey towards the front of the grid,” Komatsu stated. Â
Ocon himself expressed his excitement about joining Haas, citing the team’s ambition and upward trajectory as key factors in his decision. He also acknowledged his long-standing relationship with Komatsu, who was his race engineer during his early Formula 1 testing days. Â
With the signing of Ocon, Haas aims to bolster its driver lineup and build on the progress made in recent seasons. The combination of Ocon’s experience and Bearman’s raw talent promises to be an intriguing dynamic for the team in the coming years. Â
- Ocon brings experience and a proven track record to the team. Â
- Haas aims to capitalize on Ocon’s talent and experience to improve its performance. Â
- The team will have a mix of youth and experience in its 2025 driver lineup.
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