The FIA announced this week that Johnny Herbert will no longer serve as a Formula 1 steward amid a conflict of interest between that role and the Brit's media work

The three-time Grand Prix winner was called out by Jos Verstappen, who insisted that his media duties were not compatible with those of a steward. Herbert also angered the Red Bull camp with his comments about Verstappen Jnr’s swearing in Singapore, sparking a public row.

Johnny Herbert has been dropped as a Formula One steward for the upcoming 2025 season after it was “mutually agreed” that his work as a media pundit was “incompatible” with his work for the FIA.

The FIA announced on Wednesday that Johnny Herbert has been removed from its pool of Formula 1 driver stewards as the role was 'incompatible' with his media work

Johnny Herbert has been removed from his role as a Formula One steward by the FIA, following concerns over conflicts between his media punditry and officiating duties. The governing body announced on Wednesday that Herbert,

Johnny Herbert, now a former FIA race steward, issued his final warning to Max Verstappen just days before his removal as he told the F1 World Champion that rivals would “rebel” and “push back” against his antics.

The FIA have announced that Formula 1 steward and former racing driver, Johnny Herbert, has been axed from his role as a steward in an official statement. Herbert started his work with the FIA following his departure from Sky Sports F1 in 2022,