Ferrari is promoting Dino Beganovic to reserve driver for 2027, ending the Swede's climb through the junior ranks without an F1 race seat. Beganovic spent seven years in the Ferrari Driver Academy and won at every level he raced full-time — including the Formula Regional European Championship and back-to-back F2 rounds in Madrid and Baku this season. But winning wasn't enough. Rafael Camara, the younger Brazilian Ferrari protege, leads F2 as a rookie and locked down the 2027 Haas seat alongside Oliver Bearman, another FDA graduate. That left Beganovic on the outside. He'll join Antonio Giovinazzi in Ferrari's reserve roster and take on development duties, building on four FP1 sessions already logged with the Scuderia. For Haas and American fans, the Camara signing marks another Ferrari pipeline play — the American team continues serving as the farm system for Maranello's prospects.
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