All news on the topic: Johnny Herbert

Mick Schumacher has been pursuing his own F1 dreams, all the while coping with the changes he and his family have had to make ever since his legendary father Michael's skiing accident

Left without an F1 race seat this season after being axed by their respective previous teams, Mick Schumacher and Daniel Ricciardo are in direct competition with each other

Michael Schumacher divided opinion throughout his Formula One career, with some of his antics copping major criticism - and his former team-mate has confessed to a "darker side"

Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team have picked up where they left off last season and are dominating the F1 standings again, but Johnny Herbert knows things can still change

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-F1 racer Herbert lives with the pain from the 1988 crash which nearly killed him, and knew he had to reach out to Monger when he lost his legs as a teenager

EXCLUSIVE: Herbert was a staple of Sky's F1 coverage for 11 years, starting when the broadcaster won the rights to show the racing action in the UK, but was axed in a phone call ahead of the current season

EXCLUSIVE: George Russell beat Lewis Hamilton in their first season together as team-mates, and that intra-team rivalry has been tipped to push Mercedes to new heights

EXCLUSIVE: Perez has not been afraid to stand his ground in public amid rumours of a tense relationship with Verstappen – drawing praise for the Mexican from Johnny Herbert and Billy Monger

Hamilton and Norris are committed to their current teams, but both Mercedes and McLaren are struggling for performance and it has been suggested the Brits could look elsewhere

Speaking on his new podcast with Billy Monger, ex-F1 racer Herbert expressed a desire for Alonso and Aston Martin to challenge the monopoly of the 'big three' teams

Fans called for another UK broadcaster to snap up Herbert after it was announced he would be leaving Sky Sports, but neither Channel 4 nor the BBC has plans to do so

Schiff is gearing up for her second season as an analyst for Sky Sports, after the broadcaster confirmed to Mirror Sport the departures of two of her former colleagues

Russell beat Mercedes team-mate Hamilton last year and will be gunning to do it again, though Johnny Herbert thinks the seven-time world champions still has something special in the tank

Mirror Sport revealed on Wednesday that both Herbert and Di Resta will not be appearing on Sky's F1 coverage this season, and are not expected to be replaced by the broadcaster

News of Herbert and Di Resta's departure from the Sky F1 presenting team was revealed by Mirror Sport on Wednesday, after a hint from the former on social media

Herbert sparked speculation over whether or not he will be gracing the TV screens of F1 fans this year with a post on social media hinting that he has parted ways with Sky Sports