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Apple and Netflix Collaborate to Stream 'Drive to Survive' Season 8
Season 8 of Drive to Survive will recap key 2025 F1 events and both Apple TV and Netflix will share live streaming of the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix weekend.
- On Friday, the eighth season of Drive to Survive premieres and will be available to U.S. viewers on Apple TV and Netflix after midnight.
- Seeking complementary programming, Apple leverages its five-year F1 U.S. deal while Netflix's Drive to Survive success drove it to pursue rights and expand into live sports.
- Including race weekend coverage, the offering will share live streaming of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend from May 22 to 24, while the season also recaps the 2025 campaign.
- Apple TV subscribers in the U.S. can watch every episode without switching services, helping both Apple TV and Netflix meet strategic goals by expanding sports offerings.
- Seen as a growth engine, Drive to Survive boosted F1's popularity with strong viewership, and Stefano Domenicali, F1 CEO, says Apple's involvement should widen the sport's reach in mature markets.
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Latest season of 'Drive to Survive' will be available on Apple TV as well as Netflix in the US
The latest season of “Drive to Survive” will also be available to U.S. viewers on Apple TV as part of a collaboration with Netflix.
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Netflix’s F1 series Drive to Survive will stream on Apple TV, too
Netflix's sports docuseries obsession started a few years ago with F1: Drive to Survive, but when the eighth season premieres after midnight tonight, it will also be available on Apple TV. Now that Apple TV has a five-year deal to be the US streaming home for F1 races, subscribers in the US will be able to catch every episode of the new Drive to Survive season without having to jump over to another streaming service. Apple TV and Netflix will bo…
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