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  Can Ferrari’s Monza Power Unit Upgrade Dethrone the Silver Arrows? After a stunning Zandvoort race and a masterclass of driving by the current F1 ®  World Champion, Lando Norris , our next stop in this second half of the season is the Italian Monza Grand Prix , and I, for one, am excited for many reasons. At Senate Grand Prix , we keep our ears firmly to the ground in the pit lane, and the technical whispers coming out of Maranello suggest a massive showdown is brewing. Heading into the second half of the season, reports indicate Ferrari is preparing to unleash a significant power unit upgrade for their home race at Monza, and that's why I am excited. The 2026 engine regulations have been a challenge. So far, only Mercedes has nailed it under the expert eye of Toto Wolff . Technical clarifications and the FIA's hot-measurement testing have tightened those margins, and Ferrari's engine department, led by Enrico Gualtieri , has spent the opening rounds refining its own...

Spotlight on Ollie Bearman: F1®’s Rising Star from England

Here at the Senate Grand Prix office, we have all had a wonderful weekend. We’ve been closely monitoring the new drivers making waves on the 2025 grid, focusing on getting to know them and how they are adapting to the world of Formula One®.

While much of the talk has centred around Yuki Tsunoda, Red Bull seat changes, and team strategy shake-ups, let’s shine a light on something positive—a young British talent on the rise: Ollie Bearman.



Racing in Formula One® is never easy. Expectations are higher than ever, with money, TV rights popularity, and sponsorship at an all-time high.



Throughout an F1® season, you’ve got two billion eyes watching, the biggest sponsors in the world, and a global platform that offers both pressure and opportunity.


For a young driver, stepping into one of the most exclusive seats in motorsport and performing from day one is a monumental challenge.



While some teams have quickly dismissed young drivers after just two races, the Haas F1® Team is taking a longer-term view with Ollie Bearman—and that decision could prove key.



At 19 years old, the Chelmsford-born driver was immediately impressed by scoring his first F1® points, finishing 10th in Shanghai, China. His teammate Esteban Ocon came in 7th, helping to boost team morale and show that Haas is an actual points contender this early in the season.



Bearman has long been considered one of the top talents in Formula Three and Formula Two. Now, he can prove that he belongs in Formula One® and is here to stay.



Haas F1® has faith in Bearman’s talent, and we believe he’s one to watch for the future. So, good luck from all of us at the Senate Grand Prix as we continue to the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. 

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