News about Johnny Herbert

Daniel Ricciardo's best days are behind him, according to former Formula One racer Johnny Herbert, and fans are expected to see him 'at the end of his career.' After struggling in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, the Aussie returns to his home grand prix in the hopes of a good result to turn his season around.

According to former Formula One actor Johnny Herbert, Michael Schumacher is'sitting at the dinner table.' Schumacher, a world champion, was involved in a tragic skiing crash in December 2013 that left him in a medically induced coma. Schumacher's illness, who was put into an artificial coma and underwent several surgeries, has been shrouded in mystery ever since, with only brief updates from his inner circle.

According to one of Michael Schumacher's closest friends, his wife is 'getting to life as he should have wanted' a decade after the horrific ski crash. Little is known about the seven-time world champion's health, with Schumacher's wife Corinna and their children's children, who insist on complete anonymity. Schumacher, a 54-year-old skier, sustained serious head injury and was placed in a medically-induced coma in the skiing crash above Meribel in the French Alps on December 29, 2013.

As he met the Mercedes team at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, this afternoon, the Duke of Sussex, 39, seemed jolly. Prince Harry and his partner Meghan Markle recently returned from a trip to the Grenadines and talked to team members. Although learning about what goes on behind the scenes, the Prince, who has previously revealed that he helped race grand prix winner Johnny Herbert in go-karting, looked jolly in the garage while wearing his lanyard. Harry's debut on the track comes ahead of the Circuit of the Americas, where Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton will try to deny Max Verstappen victory.

Hamilton (right inset) has signed a massive £50 million-per-year, two-year deal to keep him at Mercedes until his 41st birthday. It's unclear if this will be the seven-time world champion's last ride in Formula One, but it does make it more likely that a move to Ferrari, which Hamilton referred to as a "dream" two years ago, is off the table as a result. According to news, Ferrari was keen in recruiting Hamilton if he had failed to reach new terms with Mercedes. Hamilton, on the other hand, spoke of his 'unfinished business' as he seeks his elusive eighth world championship. And although former Sky Sports analyst and F1 star Herbert (left inset) accepts his decision to stay with the Silver Arrows, he wishes he had seen his compatriots run in the iconic red overalls rather than the traditional black overalls.

Johnny Herbert has expressed his indignation and confusion regarding Michael Schumacher's deterioration and his continued absence from public view, saying that everyone has 'lost out.' Schumacher, the Formula One legend who has won seven world championships, was involved in a skiing crash in December 2013 that left him in a medically induced coma. He hasn't appeared in public since. The German is cared for by a team of medical professionals and his wife Corinna at their Lake Geneva home, but no information has been released regarding his illness.

Princess Anne's 42-year-old daughter and her partner Mike Tindall, 44, all travelled to Monaco to watch the Grand Prix. The parents joined Natalie Pinkham, 45, for a party on a yacht in between races. Zara's Brunch snippets of the bash on Twitter on Sunday, including a video of her playing music for friends. Zara is dressed in a blue pinstripe shirt dress and sporting a pair of large gold sunglasses (left). Zara was also photographed on a sofa (inset), as well as some of the other guests at the party, including former racing driver Johnny Herbert, 58. Mike and Zara (right) appeared on a selfie of herself, Mike and Zara (right), which seems to have been on another yacht party over the weekend.

Johnny Herbert, a former F1 racer and pundit, has admitted that he did not have a great deal with Michael Schumacher during his time as a fan. During the 1994 and 1995 seasons for the now defunct F1 team Benetton, the legendary German, who won seven world championships during his illustrious time in the sport, regularly competed with British star Herbert and the pair were even teammates. Herbert, on the other hand, was the constructor's No. The second driver outlined how it was not straightforward and that he didn't get along with Schumacher particularly well. We didn't always see eye-to-eye,' he told Ice 36.' He was ruthless. But that is why he did what he did. He had a way to go about his racing.

Johnny Herbert, a former Sky F1 presenter, has opened up about his departure from the station, admitting that the decision was never explained to him. After 11 years with the broadcaster, it was revealed in January that Herbert was dropped from Sky Sports' coverage of the Formula One ahead of the 2023 season. Now, he has broken his silence and admitted that he was left blindsided by his axing, and it is also unclear as to the reason for the decision. Speaking to The Mirror he said: 'I didn't decide to step away - I thought everything was going ahead!'

Sky Sports F1's axing of Johnny Herbert and Paul di Resta is due to the broadcaster's efforts to reduce their bloated punditry staff. Herbert and Di Resta's departures ahead of the 2023 season were announced by Sky, with the new campaign set to begin in two months. Sportsmail understands that their resignations occurred as a result of renewal and were also not extended.

Johnny Herbert and Paul di Resta have been barred from Sky Sports' coverage of Formula One through the 2023 season. Over the years, the former grand prix racers have been regulars on viewers' televisions, with Herbert being part of the original presenting team when Sky first gained the broadcasting rights back in the 2012 season. A Sky Sports spokeswoman for 'Johnny's participation in our Formula One team since the very first season on Sky Sports in 2012.'