Williams F1 boss Jost Capito announced on Saturday in Austin that Formula 2 driver Sargeant would get a race seat for 2023 so long as he gets the required FIA superlicence... read more »

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA superlicence after... read more »

Jost Capito says the second Williams seat in 2023 will be Logan Sargeant if the American secures the points needed to earn a FIA Superlicence in the Formula 2 finale next month. read more »

American driver Logan Sargeant will race for Williams in Formula One next year if he gets the final superlicence points he needs in F2 this year, the team confirmed on Saturday. read more »

Williams F1 team boss Jost Capito has confirmed Logan Sargeant will drive for the team in 2023 if he secures the superlicence points he needs.  read more »

Formula 2 driver Sargeant made his F1 race weekend debut in opening practice for the United States Grand Prix on Friday in Austin.The American is the favourite to replace... read more »

The American is favourite to replace Nicholas Latifi in a Williams race seat next year, and paddock sources have indicated he could be announced as early as Saturday.However,... read more »

While Ricciardo had not been linked strongly with any of the open seats, Saturday's confirmation of Pierre Gasly at Alpine prompted Ricciardo to concede that he won't... read more »

F1's governing body the FIA has formally rejected Red Bull's request for Colton Herta to be granted a superlicence.  read more »

The FIA has tonight officially rejected Colton Herta's bid for the superlicence that would have allowed him to compete in the 2023 Formula One World Championship. read more »

Herta was being lined up by Red Bull to take a seat at AlphaTauri for 2023, with the squad open to an offer from Alpine to take currently contracted Pierre Gasly.However, the... read more »

IndyCar stars Alexander Rossi and Graham Rahal have lashed out at F1 amid the debate surrounding Colton Herta's attempts to earn a superlicence.  read more »

Colton Herta says he understands the FIA's stance in terms of the superlicence, insisting that he never wanted special treatment. read more »

American driver Colton Herta looks unlikely to be granted a superlicence exemption to race in F1, but he says he never wanted the FIA to bend the rules for him. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has called on the FIA to review the current F1 superlicence rules amid the Colton Herta saga. read more »

Herta, who has scored seven wins in his first four seasons of IndyCar racing and finished third and fifth in the 2020 and '21 championships, has only 32 of the required 40... read more »

Herta has been widely tipped for a seat at AlphaTauri next season in the event of Pierre Gasly moving to Alpine, but the seven-time IndyCar race-winner lacks the required... read more »

In the wake of Alpine's driver drama, Red Bull was willing to release Pierre Gasly from his 2023 contract to join the Enstone team, but only if it could get multiple... read more »

The 22-year-old had been targeted by Red Bull to make the switch to F1 in 2023, but the plan stalled over the issue of him securing the mandatory superlicence.Herta only had 32... read more »

With the current superlicence system presenting a stumbling block to Colton Herta's entry to F1, McLaren boss, Zak Brown is calling for a review. read more »

The IndyCar frontrunner is being targeted for a race seat at AlphaTauri next season as part of a deal that would result in Pierre Gasly being released to Alpine.His chances of... read more »

While nothing has been confirmed by the team, an important step towards a deal was taken when the Brazilian clinched the F2 title in Monza on Saturday.That officially... read more »

The American and his dad Bryan, who looks after his son's interests and runs his IndyCar strategy from the Andretti Autosport pit stand, are awaiting a decision from the... read more »

Sources suggest that having reviewed the situation, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is keen to stick to the rules as laid down in the International Sporting Code, which do... read more »

Red Bull is still waiting for an FIA decision on the matter before it can press ahead with plans to release Pierre Gasly to Alpine, thus creating a slot for Herta at... read more »