Herta qualifies for F1 superlicence as Bottas remains bullish on 2027 seat
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Herta qualifies for F1 superlicence as Bottas remains bullish on 2027 seat
Cadillac Formula 1 test driver Colton Herta has finally obtained the last remaining superlicence point required to drive in the series, but incumbent Valtteri Bottas remains bullish on his future with the squad.Herta conducted his sixth Friday practice session of the 2026 season at Interlagos, reaching the required threshold of 100km to earn his 40th superlicence point needed to race in ...Keep reading
Colton Herta Clears Super License Hurdle as Ralf Slams 2027 Seat
Colton Herta has earned the points needed to apply for a Formula 1 super license, strengthening his case for a potential 2027 Cadillac seat. But eligibility doesn’t guarantee promotion: Herta has struggled in Formula 2, Valtteri Bottas says he expects to stay, and Ralf Schumacher argues Herta isn’t ready for F1.
Herta clears F1 hurdle but Ralf slams Cadillac plan
Nov.7 Colton Herta has finally secured the points needed for a Formula 1 super licence, increasing the pressure on Valtteri Bottas at Cadillac. The American completed 30 laps in Friday practice at Interlagos, comfortably exceeding the 100... More »
The Friday of the Brazil Grand Prix was particularly successful for Colton Herta, who had his Superlicence point necessary to make the request and get the precious sesame in the future. The third Cadillac F1 driver needed to close 24 laps to get this 40th point and be eligible for Superlicence, which could allow him to get a package in Formula 1 next year. The American was delighted to finally ride at Interlagos, a circuit he loved, and he (...)
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