Colton Herta

Colton Herta is an American racing driver recognized for his rapid ascent and achievements in open-wheel and endurance racing. As the youngest winner in INDYCAR history, Herta has accumulated nine INDYCAR victories, multiple pole positions, and more than 1,000 laps led in his career, consistently demonstrating skill and composure on challenging circuits. His versatility extends beyond single-seaters, with wins in sports car racing, including two overall victories at the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona and a win at the 12 Hours of Sebring. Herta’s ability to compete across disciplines highlights his standing among American drivers in motorsport.

Herta’s career includes several milestones, such as becoming the youngest driver to win both an INDYCAR race and pole position, setting records at Circuit of the Americas and Road America. His tenure with Andretti Global featured multiple race wins, pole positions, and top-10 finishes in the NTT INDYCAR Series. Beyond his on-track accomplishments, Herta is known for his public presence and insights, making him a frequent participant in speaking engagements and media appearances, where he discusses performance, resilience, and the evolving landscape of motorsport.

Herta’s journey from karting to INDYCAR and his involvement with the Cadillac Formula 1 Team as a test driver, along with competition in Formula 2 to pursue Super License points, reflects his adaptability and experience in international racing. His career positions him as a prominent figure in motorsport, known for technical expertise, competitive drive, and the ability to engage audiences in the racing industry.