Misfortune doesn’t even begin to describe Herta’s plight in the last four NTT IndyCar Series races where he’s finished last three times and narrowly escaped that fate by one spot from last in the other.
The quick start saw Herta leave Texas second overall in points, which had many thinking the young American was just getting started in his rookie season with Harding Steinbrenner Racing.
“It’s nice to have the back-to-back races to get focused right away for the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend,” the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear doubleheader at Belle Isle Park said.
Herta has two chances to change his luck this weekend in Detroit.

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