Haas locked down Rafael Camara for 2027 and beyond, ending Esteban Ocon's forgettable two-year stint with the American squad. The 21-year-old Brazilian currently leads the F2 championship by seven points and has torn through the ladder—FRECA title in 2024, F3 in 2025, and now a shot at becoming the only driver ever to sweep all three series in consecutive seasons. He'll join Oliver Bearman in what projects as an all-Ferrari-academy lineup, a pairing Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu called "young, amazing talent" after Camara impressed during a three-day TPC test at Portimao in August. Camara edged out reigning F2 champion Leonardo Fornaroli and reserve Ryo Hirakawa for the seat. With Ocon out and Bearman's slot all but official, Haas is betting its rebuild on youth and Ferrari's pipeline. Whether the American team can give them a car worth driving is the real question heading into 2027.
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