Cadillac considers replacing Herta with Câmara amid F2 challenges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 2:57 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Cadillac is reportedly evaluating a driver swap for the 2027 Formula 1 season, specifically looking to replace Colton Herta. Herta's struggles in the 2026 FIA Formula 2 Championship have left him without a podium in ten races, impacting his Super Licence quest. In contrast, 21-year-old Brazilian Rafael Câmara is emerging as a top candidate after a strong F2 debut, featuring two victories and four podiums. Cadillac hopes signing Câmara could enhance its relationship with Ferrari as they prepare for future regulations.
- •Cadillac may part ways with Colton Herta for the 2027 season.
- •Herta has not podiumed in his first ten F2 races this season.
- •Rafael Câmara has two wins and four podiums in F2.
- •Câmara's rise aligns with Cadillac's engine partnership with Ferrari.
- •Herta's eligibility hinges on performance as Super Licence remains out of reach.
- 2:57 PMYahoo Sports — Cadillac Eyeing Ferrari Prodigy Rafael Câmara Amidst Herta’s F2 Slump
"The realities of the Formula 1 driver market are notoriously brutal, and the grid’s newest team is reportedly learning that lesson the hard way. Despite arriving in the paddock with a clear desire to field an American driver, emerging rumors…
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