A report in Germany claims Colton Herta to AlphaTauri is off, with the FIA not making an exception on their superlicence rules. F1
With the Monza weekend coming and going without any announcements, it’s now clear that Red Bull haven’t been able to proceed with their announcements, and all their plans aren’t likely going to meet with success.Alpine set to test at the Hungaroring, but who will drive?
Herta appeared set to join in the test but, with the Red Bull move seemingly off the table, he is now unlikely to take part. Alpine junior Jack Doohan is a likely candidate, as well as Williams’ Monza super-sub Nyck de Vries. 2023 race seat candidates like Mick Schumacher and Nico Hulkenberg are not likely to appear.The FIA’s decision not to cede ground to Red Bull means the driver silly season actually becomes a little less silly.
Alpine are still without a driver to replace Alonso, with the plans for Gasly unable to proceed without Red Bull’s cooperation. In a year in which the FIA have enforced rules with far greater strictness than previous seasons, in response to the spotlight on the governing body’s processes in the fallout from the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, it’s not that surprising that President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been unyielding on the matter.
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