Herta secures F1 superlicence as Schumacher questions credentials

First reported 2 days, 3 hours ago · latest 18 hours ago

Colton Herta

Ralf Schumacher

Colton Herta earned his final superlicence point during Friday practice for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, prompting Ralf Schumacher to criticise his F1 prospects. Cadillac weighs Herta against Bottas for 2027.

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Crash.net and PlanetF1 lead on Ralf Schumacher's criticism, while Motorsport.com and The Race detail Herta's superlicence achievement. Autosport adds Bottas's perspective. Racer frames it as a Cadillac decision. The official FIA document is absent, so no official ruling is established.

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Herta secures F1 superlicence as Schumacher questions credentials

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[Motorsport.com] We promise this is the last time we post this graphic. Colton Herta has officially banked enough points to apply for an F1 Super License.