After completing more than 100 kilometres during the first free practice session at the Mexico Grand Prix, Colton Herta appeared to have 40 superlicence points to his name, which would be enough to qualify for the document required to secure a Formula 1 seat.The reality, however, has proved far more complicated than that. According to the FIA, Herta is currently still one point Keep reading
After completing more than 100 kilometres during the first free practice session at the Mexico Grand Prix, Colton Herta appeared to have 40 superlicence points to his name, which would be enough to qualify for the document required to secure a Formula 1 seat.The reality, however, has proved far more complicated than that. According to the FIA, Herta is currently still one point Keep reading
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