Overview
- Bearman, who spoke Thursday, said he feels fine and plans to race at the Miami Grand Prix after his heavy accident in Japan.
- The Suzuka impact registered 50G at Spoon Curve as he closed on Franco Colapinto at about 50 km/h faster while braking from over 150 mph.
- Doctors cleared him at the FIA medical centre for a bruised right knee, and he received a waiver from normal post‑race media duties.
- He returned to driving on the simulator within days and trained for an endurance event with his brother.
- He called Colapinto’s defensive move unacceptable and his crash is feeding team‑FIA talks on possible tweaks to 2026 hybrid energy rules that can create large speed gaps, with a data review under way this month ahead of Miami.