Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman retire from Dutch GP due to Ferrari issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 10:38 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman both retired during the F1 Dutch Grand Prix due to similar power unit failures related to Ferrari. Ocon's car halted midway through the race, prompting a Virtual Safety Car, while Bearman was unable to start due to an engine issue just before the re-start. Ocon compared the incident to karting, noting that it felt like the rear wheels had seized. Both drivers received penalties during the race for separate incidents but were cleared to continue until their retirements. The Haas team is looking forward to upcoming upgrades at Monza to improve performance.
- •Ocon and Bearman both retired from the F1 Dutch Grand Prix.
- •Ocon described his engine failure as similar to issues in karting.
- •Bearman faced penalties for incidents but was cleared to continue racing.
- •The Haas team anticipates performance upgrades at Monza.
- 10:38 PMYahoo Sports — Esteban Ocon Compares Ferrari Power Unit Failure to Karting After Double Haas DNF
"Esteban Ocon linked the latest Ferrari power unit failure in F1 Dutch Grand Prix to like how the rear wheels get seized in karting, with Oliver Bearman facing similar fate. Even though the Haas pair were not involved in the…
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