Aventum founder ‘extremely proud’ as son impresses on Formula One debut
18 year-old Ollie Bearman, the son of Aventum CEO and founder David Bearman, made his Formula One debut this weekend, finishing an impressive 7th after filling in for Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz.
Bearman became the youngest British F1 driver after he was subbed into his F1 debut following his teammate Carlos Sainz coming down with appendicitis.
Ollie achieved 11th in the qualifying laps of the
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