FORMULA ONE starlet Oliver Bearman is reportedly caught up in an F1 love triangle.
The 19-year-old reserve driver is rumoured to have broken up with girlfriend Estelle Oglivy, with the aspiring model getting back with another up and coming F1 star ex.
Oliver Bearman could have found himself caught up in an F1 love triangle[/caption]
The rising star appears to have broken up with girlfriend Estelle Oglivy[/caption]
The pair has been dating for a while[/caption]
Bearman, who competed in Formula Two for Prema Racing, was previously dating Oglivy – a 22-year-old law graduate has over 130,000 followers on Instagram.
But the pair seem to have called quits on their relationship, despite Ogliviy heading out to support Bearman during his F1 debut in Saudi Arabia.
According to @F1GossipOfficial, a gossip social media account that follows the latest off-track news from F1, the pair have unfollowed each other on Instagram.
While Oglivy has also unfollowed F1 team Haas, who Bearman has secured a full time seat with from 2025.
The social media activity has sparked rumours of a split.
And another online decision from Oglivy is leading people to believe she has returned to date ex-boyfriend Franco Colapinto.
Colapinto, 21, is currently competing in F1 for Williams where he replaced Logan Sargeant after the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix.
The Argentine driver was previously rumoured to be dating Oglivy before she went public with Bearman.
Oglivy has sparked rumours of a return to an ex-boyfriend[/caption]
The law graduate has re-followed Williams driver Franco Colapinto[/caption]
Oglivy had shown her support for Bearman in the past[/caption]
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And since the Brit’s apparent breakup, Oglivy has re-followed ex Colapinto – sparking rumours of the pair rekindling their relationship.
It’s not crystal clear exactly what is happening between the trio with social media leads the main source of information for the love triangle.
But if the Instagram and TikTok activity is to be believed then there could be some extra motivation for the two young drivers the next time the lights go out on the track.
