HERBERT: Max's scare tactics won't work anymore.

      Former Formula 1 driver and FIA guest steward Johnny Herbert believes that Max Verstappen's aggressive "bullying tactics" against his rivals will no longer work. Johnny Herbert: "Last year it was interesting to see how Verstappen continued to play this game, intimidating his rivals with the comments he made about each driver. But they rebelled and fought back - the "rebellion" was led by George Russell. In our sport it is important that someone helps you to protect your interests, to be able to stand up to another driver because of his comments about what happened on the track. Racers have to respect each other, be united - and we see that unity when someone stands up and says, "No, it's not right," like Russell did. Now that's their strength, because as much as Verstappen wants to intimidate everyone, the question becomes, what if another driver decides to intimidate him at a particular corner? On a particular lap? At a particular moment in the championship? Verstappen is confident and in control, but Lando Norris sees how the others act when they are up against Max and draws conclusions".