Colton Herta has signed a new long-term deal with IndyCar team Andretti Autosport, dampening talk that he could join the F1 grid. After a dominant display on the streets of St Petersburg where he secured a lights-to-flag victory and led for a record 97 of the 100-lap race, more and more people started calling for Herta to be given a shot in F1. Mario Andretti said that there’s “something wrong” if Nikita Mazepin has a superlicence to compete in F1 and Herta cannot get one, while the driver himself spoke about the prospect of joining grid, saying he’d be willing to drive for Haas, but only if Ferrari backed the move. Lance Stroll became the latest person to add his voice to the...
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