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Cadillac outlines F2 expectations for Herta targeting 2027 F1 seat
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Cadillac chief executive Dan Towriss has set expectations for Colton Herta's Formula 2 season as the American driver pursues a Formula 1 opportunity in 2027. Herta left IndyCar to join F2 and earn Super Licence points, while combining duties with endurance racing and Cadillac testing. Despite the unusual path, Herta remains focused on his F1 ambitions.
Mario Andretti has expressed tremendous respect for Colton Herta's decision to leave a successful IndyCar career in pursuit of a Formula 1 seat. The 1978 F1 champion highlighted Herta's passion and willingness to sacrifice. Herta currently serves as test driver for the Cadillac F1 team while competing in Formula 2.
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