US EditionHow Netflix's Drive to Survive triggered a new F1 celebrity age
Netflix's Drive to Survive and Liberty Media's $4.4 billion takeover have modernized F1, attracting celebrities and increasing young female fans to 42%, according to Susie Wolff.
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Finally she rolls again: The Netflix success series "Drive to Survive" goes into the next round.
Despite its huge popularity on the world's most famous streaming platform, not many people are happy with the series F1: Drive To Survive. For example, in the eighth season, real world stars refused to speak in the production. The world champions do not want to appear in the series in the future either.
Every Formula 1: Drive to Survive Season, Ranked Worst to Best
Nobody predicted a Netflix docuseries would turn Formula 1 into America’s favorite new obsession. Yet here we are. Drive to Survive premiered in March 2019, pointed cameras at the wrong end of the grid, and somehow made the whole sport feel personal. Seven seasons later, the show is still running, but the debate over what it actually is has grown louder each year. Documentary or drama? That question sits at the heart of every ranking argument. T…
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