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F1·ANALYSIS·October 30, 2026 05:57 PM ET

Komatsu Dismisses Reported £5M Bearman Salary Demands as 'Nonsense'

Rafael Camara holds the team's other 2027 seat.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 42m1 min read
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What happened: Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu rejected claims that contract extension discussions with Oliver Bearman have stalled over salary demands. Komatsu called circulating figures of an annual £5 million asking price complete nonsense during the Mexico City Grand Prix weekend.

Why it matters: Haas signed Ferrari junior Rafael Camara to a multi-year deal beginning in 2027 to replace Esteban Ocon, solidifying half of its future pairing. Locking down Bearman long term remains the primary roster priority as the American outfit establishes stability under Komatsu's leadership.

What to watch: Haas continues track activity at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez through Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix while contract negotiations proceed in the paddock.

Sources

  • @SkySportsF1 

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