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- 1Colton Herta still chasing Formula 1 dream●Herta refuses to give up on F1 dream Colton Herta remains focused on reaching Formula 1 within the next two years despit
American driver Colton Herta says he has not given up on reaching Formula 1, insisting he remains focused on securing a seat within the next two years. His comments come despite uncertainty over his plans for 2027, with questions lingering over his future, a potential Cadillac link and whether a Formula 2 campaign could be part of the path.
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Smart has brought back the #2 as a new two-seat electric car, continuing the brand's all-electric lineup expansion. The compact city car pairs a two-seater layout with modern technology, following the larger #1 and #3 models. Automotive outlets are covering the return of the classic Smart formula in a fully electric, tech-focused form.
- 3Bahrain Grand Prix schedule released with Portuguese times▼# News # Motorsports # Autosports # F1 # Formula1 # FormulaOne Horários e programa do GP do Bahrain - Malasia com hora p
The full timetable for the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix has been published with session times converted to Portuguese local time. Free practice 1 runs Friday from 05:30 to 06:30, followed by free practice 2 from 09:00 to 10:00. Saturday features free practice 3 at 05:30, ahead of qualifying, with the race set for the weekend in Bahrain.
- 4Colton Herta refuses to abandon his F1 dream despite F2 struggles▼Colton Herta refuses to let F1 dream die despite major F2 struggles
American driver Colton Herta says he will not give up on his Formula 1 ambition despite significant difficulties in his Formula 2 campaign. The 25-year-old, long tipped for a grid place but blocked in part by superlicence points issues, is facing a tough spell in the feeder series but insists his pursuit of an F1 seat continues. Motorsport observers are weighing whether his results will ultimately derail the long-mooted move.
- 5Colton Herta still believes he is Formula 1 material●IndyCar News: Herta failed in F2, but still thinks he’s good enough for F1
American IndyCar driver Colton Herta says he remains convinced he has what it takes to compete in Formula 1, despite a disappointing stint in Formula 2 earlier in his career. His comments are drawing debate among motorsport fans about whether the American has the form to earn an F1 seat.