Colton Herta Faces Challenges in Securing F1 Super License
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Colton Herta has acknowledged that he is currently two points short of the FIA Super License required for Formula 1. A recent hydraulic failure during practice at Monza, combined with a challenging Formula 2 season, has complicated his chances of obtaining the necessary points.
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First to reportHerta admits F1 super licence now unlikelySep.10 (GMM) Colton Herta has admitted his difficult Formula 2 season is now likely to leave him short of the Super Licence 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…Herta says super-license target is slipping awayColton Herta says he remains two points short of an FIA Super License after a hydraulic failure prevented him from completing the required distance in practice at Monza.
Herta says super-license target is slipping awayColton Herta says he remains two points short of an FIA Super License after a hydraulic failure prevented him from completing the required distance in practice at Monza.Loading comments…
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