Although Johnny Herbert says Max Verstappen was being 'very selfish' at the BrazilianGP, the former F1 driver can understand his thinking.
Johnny Herbert can understand Max Verstappen’s ‘very selfish’ decision at InterlagosThinking as both a sportsman and ex-Formula 1 driver, Johnny Herbert can understand the “very selfish” decision made by Max Verstappen in Brazil.
“That’s why he’s a two-time World Champion. And I think selfishness is something we’ve seen with Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, the list goes on. “Max says they’ve sorted it out and he said he’ll help him out if that’s something he needs to do when we get to Abu Dhabi,” Herbert continued.Max Verstappen needs a chance to redeem himself in Abu Dhabi
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