Herta remains one point short of F1 superlicence after Mexico error

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Colton Herta's Cadillac F1 move is delayed after an IndyCar website error left him one point short of the superlicence needed. The FIA confirmed the shortfall following Mexico City GP practice.

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Motorsport.com focuses on Bottas's confidence amid Herta rumours, while PlanetF1 and Crash.net highlight Herta's options and the error. ESPN and Racer detail the FIA confirmation, and Autosport explains the superlicence calculation. The FIA's official stance, via Medland, establishes the one-point shortfall.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most comprehensive explanation of the superlicence points system and the FIA's confirmation, with an image and no paywall.

Herta remains one point short of F1 superlicence after Mexico error

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[Medland] Confirmation from the FIA that Colton Herta doesn't have his Super License yet, and he needs another point