American driver Colton Herta remains one point short of the FIA Super Licence required to compete in Formula 1, according to recent reports. The IndyCar star has accumulated 39 of the 40 points needed, leaving him just shy of eligibility for a grand prix seat. The shortfall stems from the FIA's points allocation system, which values different series and finishes differently. Herta's team and advisors are exploring options to secure the final point, potentially through additional racing appearances or a formal review of his existing results.
Colton Herta's F1 superlicence confusion explained: why he's still one point short
