Former Haas boss Guenther Steiner would sign Oliver Bearman, backtracking on his previous stance against rookies.
Steiner famously adopted a ‘no rookie’ stance after a difficult spell when Haas - under his stewardship - fielded two rookies in
Writing in his column on F1’s official website, Steiner says he would hand Bearman a race seat following his Jeddah herorics. "Obviously, it depends on the circumstances and what seats are available. You need to see the whole landscape, but he would be a candidate. "For prospective employers, that drive will have taken a lot of doubts away of what he is able to do,” he added.
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