Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto weighed in on the Colton Herta-to-Formula 1 debate, saying force majeure doesn't apply to the American's lack of sufficient Super License points. Red Bull have been pushing the FIA to get an exemption for Herta to drive for their sister team AlphaTauri, as the IndyCar driver did not accumulate enough points on his Super License to be eligible to drive an F1 car. Mattia Binotto was asked about the matter over the weekend of the 2022 Italian Grand Prix, and whether he agreed that force majeure could be a reason to exempt Herta. 'I think force majeure cannot be used for Herta. That will be a completely wrong approach,' Binotto said. 'Regulations are in place in...
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