Drive to Survive has been renewed for two more seasons.
see photosThe latest season will chronicle the 2022 championship
Netflix’s smash-hit documentary series Behind the Scenes of F1 – Drive to Survive – has been renewed for two more seasons. Drive to Survive is scheduled for the 2022 and 2023 seasons. The documentary series has been instrumental in the exponential growth of F1 in the United States, which is why this season there are two races in the US, while by 2023 there will be three races in the North American country.
This weekend’s race in Miami is a direct result of the success Liberty Media has achieved through a Netflix documentary series that gives a look at what happens in the world of F1. It reveals the mutual rivalry between the drivers, the politics of F1 and the struggles and sufferings of the teams. That being said, over the past two years, the series has faced heavy criticism from drivers and F1 stakeholders alike because the show is edited in a way that makes things more dramatic than what happened in reality. is portrayed in a dramatic way.
The previous season of DTS was based on the 2021 season
In 2021, Max Verstappen also decided that he would not participate in the 2021 edition of Drive to Survive. Verstappen won the world title in a titanic battle with 7-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton, which went to the end of the season. Verstappen’s absence had a direct impact on how the previous seasons of the series were constructed. In the 2022 season of Drive to Survive, a fake rivalry featured between McLaren drivers – Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo – was heavily criticized.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has also said that there will be talks with Netflix about the same in the past. The fact that the contract has been renewed also speaks volumes about the impact of the show and perhaps some of these conversations that have taken place behind the scenes.
For his part, Max Verstappen is adamant that he will not participate in the series. “I understand it needs to be done to increase the popularity of Formula 1 in America. But from my side as a driver, I don’t like being a part of it,” he told the Associated Press.
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He said, “They faked some rivals that don’t really exist. So I decided not to be a part of it and didn’t give any more interviews after that because then you can’t show anything.”
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