Herbert: Max should have been disqualified.
Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert believes that the stewards should have taken a tougher stance when assessing Max Verstappen's actions in Barcelona in order to prevent such actions in the future.
Johnny Herbert: "Verstappen deserved a black flag, he should have been disqualified. At such moments, you need to be principled and tough.
Such incidents should not occur in racing, and if they do, then the punishment should be more severe than usual in order to eradicate this phenomenon. It can't just be a 10-second penalty like in any other racing incident.
Max knows that one more penalty point and he will have to miss the Grand Prix. He'll think about it, but it won't change the way he pilots. For many years he has been a target, now he has become a hunter himself and must learn to restrain himself. These small manifestations of aggression need to be controlled."
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Herbert: Max should have been disqualified.
Johnny Herbert believes that the stewards should have taken a tougher stance when assessing Max Verstappen's actions in Barcelona.