Now, in his first season, beer says he cannot wait to experience British GP as a driver.
“Silvestone has many highlights, especially the qualifying that it is so fast track. I am very excited to go for the first time.
“I had a race here in F2 last year. We were on the track at 08:30 pm and the Grand Stands was full of fans. I imagine that for F -1 it would be crazy with the support of the crowd.”
Beerman has claimed six points so far this season, with the best performance of the eighth position in Shanghai.
And he is watching and learning from his fellow British drivers, seven -time champion Sir Lewis Hamilton, Lando Nooris, who is currently second in the drivers standing, and George Russell, who won the last race in Montreal earlier this month.
“Lewis (Hamilton) is the person I have seen all my life,” said Bearman. I learned about his mental strength and raw speed. “
“This season has been a huge journey and I have learned a lot about myself and the team. This is a great physical challenge. The biggest thing to keep a neck look.
“Suzuka was a special thing so far, the fast track and he gave me a lot of confidence.
“British drivers are really doing well, I’m the worst, but the rest are doing well.
“I’m enjoying my time in F -One, I am proud to represent my home country and hope we can do a great weekend.”
