IndyCar front-runner Colton Herta hasn't given up on his F1 aspirations after missing out on a opportunity to join motorsport's elite following Andretti Autosport's failed takeover last year of Alfa Romeo Racing. Andretti's talks with the owners of Sauber which operates the Swiss outfit in F1 did not come to fruition, with the US outfit's potential deal with the latter scrapped at the last hour just ahead of last October's US Grand Prix in Austin. However, Andretti's initial plan to enter F1 with Alfa Romeo Racing called for Herta - a six-time winner in IndyCar and the youngest driver to triumph in the series - to be included in the Hinwil sqaud's line-up. The potential move sparked a lot...
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