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Wednesday 19 February 2025 5:31 pm  |   Updated:  Wednesday 19 February 2025 5:32 pm Everything about Formula 1’s 75th anniversary extravaganza at London’s O2 Arena shouldn’t have worked: mass commercialisation of a sport with £9 pints and 10 teams showing off this year’s designs on last year’s cars one after another. Everything about Formula 1’s

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Formula 1: Drive to Survive “Formula 1: Drive to Survive gets a tune-up for season 5, and the result is a more rewarding, authentic season of racing drama.” Pros Less manufactured drama, more real emotion Max Verstappen's participation elevates series Packages 2022's big F1 headlines well Cons Some racers get lost in the mix Sports

Formula 1: Drive to Survive, the docuseries that helped the motorsport become a bigger deal in the US, will return for its fifth season on Netflix on February 24th. That's smart timing, since the three-day preseason test for this year's F1 calendar will be be taking place that weekend.  Netflix has also released a teaser