Colton Herta has responded to being ruled out of competing in the Indianapolis 500 after a late change to the F2 calendar.
American driver Colton Herta expressed his disappointment at missing the Indianapolis 500 this year due to schedule changes in Formula 2, which replaced events in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia with rounds in Miami and Montreal.
The conflict between the Canadian Grand Prix and the Indy 500 prevents Herta from competing for Andretti Global as a fourth entry in the iconic race.
Despite the setback, Herta is finding positives in the situation, looking forward to driving on new tracks and experiencing the thrill they offer.
He acknowledges the mixed emotions but remains excited for the new racing opportunities brought about by the schedule adjustments in Formula 2.
Herta recognizes the effort made by F2 CEO Bruno Michel to find replacements for the cancelled events, emphasizing his enthusiasm for the upcoming rounds.
