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- 27 Sty 2020
Wouldn't Cadillac be a better fit? Especially if they're trying to be the All-American team. Maybe Bottas should give IndyCar, WEC or GT3 a go.
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- 24 Wrz 2014
Just being sarcastic about Aston Martin getting lapped.
I don't know how much Bottas wants to drive. He turned down an Indycar opportunity already. If Cadillac can make it happen, it would be a win for them since they already have a successful hypercar program. It wasn't 2 weeks ago that everyone was saying Cadillac wants to fire him so who knows. I just assumed he was hired for his experience ass cheeks to give good feedback on a new car. Unless they can find real pace in the next 6 months, they should keep him for another season before bringing in a rookie. He's not as fast as Perez, but being competitive doesn't seem like it should be a high priority for them this season. Plus, they can always say they were faster than AM.
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- 25 Lut 2015
Herta does not currently have the super license points. He has 34. He needs 40.
From AI:
Colton Herta currently holds 34 FIA Super License points. Since drivers must accumulate 40 points over a three-year window to be eligible to race in Formula 1, he is just 6 points short. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Herta is currently competing in Formula 2 with the Cadillac F1 / Hitech team, where he serves as a test driver. He can secure the 6 points needed to reach the 40-point threshold through the following scenarios: [1, 2, 3, 4]
If he ends up in F1 in 2027 it will be a major joke. The only benefit is watching him fail miserably. There are so many other drivers who warrant that seat.
From AI:
Colton Herta currently holds 34 FIA Super License points. Since drivers must accumulate 40 points over a three-year window to be eligible to race in Formula 1, he is just 6 points short. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Herta is currently competing in Formula 2 with the Cadillac F1 / Hitech team, where he serves as a test driver. He can secure the 6 points needed to reach the 40-point threshold through the following scenarios: [1, 2, 3, 4]
- Top-8 Finish in F2: An outright top-eight placement in the Formula 2 drivers' championship grants the necessary points.
- Lower Finish in F2 + FP1 Sessions: If he finishes 9th or lower in F2, he can make up the deficit by participating in FIA-sanctioned free practice sessions (FP1), which award 1 Super License point per session. [1, 2]
If he ends up in F1 in 2027 it will be a major joke. The only benefit is watching him fail miserably. There are so many other drivers who warrant that seat.