Formula 1 News: Is Herta headed back to IndyCar with his tail between his legs?
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Colton Herta's road to Formula 1 is once again facing a tough situation. Harta, who works as a test driver for Cadillac F1, revealed that “2 points are still missing” about the points required to obtain a super license. In 2026, while competing in FIA F2, Hartha repeatedly ran FP1 in Cadillac F1, but at the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, driving ended in just a few laps due to hydraulic problems. I wasn't able to run the 100 km required to get Su…
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(GMM) Former IndyCar driver Colton Herta has admitted his difficult Formula 2 season is now likely to leave him short of the Super License points needed for Formula 1. The American endured another disastrous weekend at Monza, crashing in F2 practice, retiring from Sunday’s feature race, and then losing most of his Cadillac FP1 outing to a hydraulic failure. That F1 problem was especially costly because Herta failed to complete the 100 kilometers…
Colton Herta sees his Formula 1 project move away a little further after a particularly difficult weekend in Monza. While the American had to take advantage of his opportunities with Cadillac to accumulate the necessary kilometers to obtain his Super License, a new set of setbacks has compromised his plans. Nor does his complicated Formula 2 season allow him to make up enough for his delay, to the point that he now recognizes that the points nee…
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