McLaren Racing CEO, Zak Brown, has affirmed that, should his team make a move for Colton Herta, it will not be for the benefit of AlphaTauri. Herta has been in the IndyCar Championship since 2018, and he has won four races in the American single seater series with a combination of Harding and Andretti. The 22-year-old, however, does not have enough super license points to progress to Formula 1, having obtained 32 of the required 40. McLaren gave Herta a run in their car in Portugal earlier in the year, but their driver pool is now full after the signature of Oscar Piastri to the F1 team alongside Lando Norris. READ: McLaren boss calls for a ‘review’ as he hits out at the FIA for...
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