Ollie Bearman<\/a> will be stepping in to drive for Haas at F1’s next outing in Baku. Bearman replaces the banned Kevin Magnussen<\/a>, who accumulated 12 penalty points on his licence. In the Danish racer’s case, such an instance automatically triggers a one-race ban. As a result, Magnussen will not be out on track in Baku. He will return in Singapore for the following weekend’s action. Bearman will take over his Haas drive for F1’s 17th round at Baku.<\/p>\n Bearman is the American team’s reserve driver and knows the feeling of stepping into an F1 car at short notice. After all, he stepped in for the appendicitis-induced Carlos Sainz<\/a> at Jeddah for Ferrari. The British youngster delivered for the team in red, finishing seventh, ahead of experienced contenders Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris.<\/p>\n His quick adaptability around a fast street track received plaudits and praise from all corners. Now, Bearman faces another challenge, racing around the narrow confines of the Baku streets, in a real-life audition for next year.<\/p>\n Aside from his reserve driver duties for Haas, Bearman races in Formula 2<\/a>. The 19-year-old drives for Italian feeder series giant Prema Racing, alongside Mercedes-bound Kimi Antonelli<\/a>.<\/p>\n Bearman’s form has risen and fallen in Formula 2 this year. After a strong rookie season that saw him finish sixth, the Prema racer’s form has nosedived this year.<\/p>\nThe form guide for Haas and Bearman heading into F1’s next outing at Baku<\/strong><\/h4>\n