Colton Herta remains ineligible for F1 due to IndyCar miscommunication; reportedly has ride if qualified

An error on IndyCar's website leaves Colton Herta one point shy of getting his super license to race in Formula One in 2027. He reportedly has a ride if he qualifies

Why Colton Herta Is One Superlicence Point Short Despite Appearing to Reach 40

Cadillac prodigy Colton Herta‘s superlicence situation has caused a massive stir in the world of F1, with confusion being the theme around his eligibility.

Valtteri Bottas has a 2027 Cadillac F1 contract. But Colton Herta could yet race instead

Cadillac signed Valtteri Bottas to provide experience with Sergio Pérez in its first F1 season. But it could now replace Bottas for 2027.
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Colton Herta admits FIA Super Licence confusion amid Valtteri Bottas replacement rumours

Even Herta is confused!
Motorsport Week

Colton Herta believes his chance to reach F1 is ‘now or never’

Colton Herta deems his chance to be an F1 driver ‘now or never’ as the American waits for the verdict of his next move after the FP1 outing in Mexico. After a strange error from IndyCar, Colton Herta faces another hurdle.
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FIA clarifies bizarre Colton Herta Super Licence confusion

Colton Herta took part in his fifth Formula 1 FP1 of the season with a very specific goal in mind.
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Watch Colton Herta's save from a 360-degree spin at Formula 2 qualifying in Baku

IndyCar driver Colton Herta began racing as a test and development driver for the Cadillac Formula 1 team in June. Herta recently made a notable save during qualifying in Baku, Azerbaijan. He has driven in the IndyCar series since 2019, achieving three top ...
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Sergio Perez praises Colton Herta impact but has no say over 2027 Cadillac F1 team-mate choice

Sergio Perez signed a new contract ahead of his home race in Mexico, where Colton Herta will take over Valtteri Bottas' car in FP1