McClaren are expected to be a huge threat to Red Bull in the 2025 season and Johnny Herbert believes Max Verstappen was trying to "intimidate" Oscar Piastri after clashing into him at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen called out for attempt to intimidate F1 title rival

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Johnny Herbert, the British former Formula 1 driver who also regularly works as a steward, has spoken out again about four-time world champion Max Verstappen.

Johnny Herbert, de Britse voormalige Formule 1-coureur die ook geregeld actief is als steward, heeft zich opnieuw uitgelaten over viervoudig wereldkampioen Max Verstappen.

Steward en oud-coureur Johnny Herbert laat zich opnieuw uit over Max Verstappen: ‘Hij intimideert’

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Steward and former driver Johnny Herbert speaks out again about Max Verstappen: 'He intimidates'

"This is exactly what Max has done so well for years, using all the weapons he can, and that includes intimidation."

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FIA steward accuses Max Verstappen of 'intimidation' tactic after Piastri collision

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert has claimed Max Verstappen’s rash overtake attempt on Oscar Piastri in Abu Dhabi was to intimidate McLaren. Piastri was turned around by Verstappen on the opening lap of the grand prix, sending the Australian to the back of the grid. Verstappen was issued a 10-second time penalty for the clash while Piastri recovered to 10th place. McLaren won the constructors’ title in Abu Dhabi with Lando Norris dominating en ro…

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Former F1 driver points to ‘intimidation’ Verstappen tactic

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Herbert criticises Verstappen again: 'It's all about intimidation'

Could Max Verstappen win his fifth consecutive Formula One title in 2025? Former driver and FIA Steward Johnny Herbert does not think so. According to the Briton, McLaren drivers will be the favourites to take the crown next year in F1.

Max Verstappen called out for attempt to intimidate F1 title rival

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