Now it's official! Colton Herta finally has his FIA superlicence
After a mix-up last week, Colton Herta now has the all-important bit of paper if he gets an F1 seat with Cadillac next season.
"Exhausted" George Russell set for Brazilian F1 grid penalty
Mercedes driver George Russell will lose five places on Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix grid as he takes his sixth internal combustion engine of the season. Following a brace of power unit related issues earlier this year, the latest arriving after a failure at the Bahrain GP in…
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