The race weekend at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was suddenly marked by administrative drama involving Colton Herta. The prospective Cadillac driver was initially reported to have secured all necessary Superlicence points after completing the opening practice session.
However, the situation shifted drastically when motorsport authorities issued a correction regarding the data. The calculation error stemmed from historical IndyCar championship standings that featured a minor technical discrepancy on the official portal. Due to the misplacement in past final standings, the American driver is still missing one crucial point to reach the forty-point threshold.
This circumstance effectively closes alternative scoring avenues through Formula 2, as the twenty-six-year-old driver currently sits nineteenth in the feeder series standings and is mathematically out of reach of the top ten. Consequently, he must complete additional mileage in a future official practice session to secure the mandatory distance required for his elite racing credentials.

Meanwhile, the Cadillac management team has maintained that this administrative setback does not disrupt their long-term roadmap. The leadership remains fully committed to evaluating the driver's potential as they prepare for their upcoming entry into the premier single-seater championship.
Addressing various paddock speculations regarding a potential sudden driver substitution due to Valtteri Bottas feeling unwell, team representatives adopted a composed stance. Their primary objective remains resolving the licensing requirements while maximizing technical feedback across the current race weekend.



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