Herbert: “Antonelli has great maturity, he was clearer-headed than Verstappen in giving back positions at the start in Madrid”
Johnny Herbert highlighted Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s composure in a tense moment of the Spanish GP in Madrid
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Herbert: “The absence of hierarchies between Hamilton and Leclerc is good for Ferrari, there isn’t the nastiness that was between Senna and Prost”
According to Johnny Herbert, the rivalry between Hamilton and Leclerc is good for Ferrari, there is no malice like between Senna and Prost
Antonelli kissed by luck? Herbert: “True, but he is always there ready to seize opportunities”
Johnny Herbert, previously very critical of Andrea Kimi Antonelli, did not downplay the Italian’s victories, on the contrary
Herbert reignites the controversy with Verstappen: “His fans are the worst, I have received threats. Do I support Hamilton? Of course…”
The FIA steward has made some statements that are bound to spark discussion
Herbert: “The arrival of Lagrue? Red Bull is preparing for the post-Verstappen era”
According to Johnny Herbert, Gwen Lagrue’s arrival at Red Bull can be seen as a future move to prepare for Verstappen’s departure
Podium without Italy according to Herbert in Canada: “Norris, Russell and Piastri in top-3”
According to former driver Johnny Herbert, in Canada the two McLarens and George Russell will be on the podium, with Antonelli and the Ferraris outside the top 3
Herbert: “Verstappen is acting, he will never leave F1, but it is true that these cars do not test the driver”
Johnny Herbert commented on Verstappen’s attitude since the winter testing on the 2026 F1s and agrees with the Dutchman
Herbert: “Ferrari has already revealed all its cards and is no longer a threat to rivals”
Herbert pointed out that from his point of view Ferrari has already revealed the cards at its disposal and is no longer a threat
Herbert also sees Verstappen at McLaren after Lambiase’s departure
Johnny Herbert on the market after Gianpiero Lambiase’s departure: why McLaren becomes the perfect destination also for Max Verstappen
Herbert slams the 2026 F1: “It’s a video game, with these cars even my grandmother could do Eau Rouge”
Johnny Herbert has slammed the 2026 F1, which for now has turned out to be a video game that does not put drivers in a position to push to the limit