New Delhi, Oct. 17 -- The Brazilian driver replaces 30-year-old Frenchman Esteban Ocon, who has one win to his name and is without an F1 seat next year.

Like Bearman, Camara is 21 and a product of the young driver development program at Ferrari, Haas' longtime engine supplier and technical partner.

Haas has yet to confirm Bearman for next year but the British driver is widely expected to be staying for a third full season with the team, given his strong results this season compared to Ocon and the lack of any open seat at Ferrari. Bearman and Camara are set to form the youngest partnership on the grid by combined age.

The announcement comes ahead of a home race for Haas at the United States Grand Prix next week.

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