Herta to run Cadillac FP1 in Brazil for final superlicense point

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Colton Herta will drive Cadillac in Brazilian GP FP1, seeking the final FIA superlicense point needed for an F1 race seat, potentially replacing Valtteri Bottas.

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Motorsport.com details Herta's superlicense quest and Cadillac's plan, while The Race focuses on the FP1 outing. The Reddit post shares Chris Medland's confirmation, adding the Bottas replacement angle. No official FIA document is present.

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Herta to run Cadillac FP1 in Brazil for final superlicense point

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Herta to run Cadillac FP1 in Brazil for final superlicense point

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Colton Herta to run Cadillac FP1 in Brazil as FIA superlicense quest continues

Herta gets another Cadillac F1 practice to earn superlicence

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[Chris Medland] Confirmation from Cadillac of another FP1 outing for Colton Herta at Interlagos, as he goes in search of that final Super Licence point. A clean FP1 with enough running will allow him to apply for a Super Licence, and could see him replace Valtteri Bottas next season