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Formula 1: Drive To Survive Review
If you’re looking to learn more about Formula 1 behind the scenes, you’ll love Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive To Survive. The first two seasons were famous for breaking down the drama past the podium in a way that’s accessible to newcomers and still thrilling for die-hard fans. But does season three, all about the 2020 season, live up to its own reputation?
Schumacher Is Back
In case you hadn’t heard, the name Schumacher is back in Formula 1. No, not the seven-time champion but his son, Mick Schumacher, joins Haas. How many father/son F1 duos can you name? There are quite a few!
Alonso Returns To F1
Perhaps one of the most anticipated topics for 2021 is Alonso’s F1 return. Alonso’s career in Formula 1 has been peppered with the highest of the highs and lowest of the lows.
5 Things I’m Looking For In The New F1 Season
The F1 2021 Teams and Drivers
What We Saw In 2021 F1 Testing
The new F1 season is nearly here. 2021 F1 testing was reduced from two sessions of three days each, to only one session of three days. With the 2021 regulations receiving only minor tweaks the cars will be minor evolutions from 2020 and teams should be very familiar with their operation. The season’s only test session has freshly concluded and here’s what we saw:
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2021 Formula One Team List: Who Gets Left On The Sideline?
Holiday Formula 1 Gift Guide
Imagine accelerating from zero to a hundred miles per hour in less than three seconds and coming to a complete stop in four seconds. That’s the thrill of Formula 1 racing. It’s no wonder why the racing lover in your life is obsessed with all things F1.
The Legacy Of Niki Lauda
Niki Lauda may be best known for his championship run in the Formula 1 1976 season against James Hunt. With one driver’s title under his belt and in the lead for his second, he drove for Ferrari against Hunt in the McLaren. In August of 1976 at the Nurburgring Lauda suffered a crash on the second lap. With his car in flames, he was trapped by his seat belts. Other drivers rescued him from the wreckage, but not before suffering massive burns and inhaling the toxic fumes.
Unpopular Opinion: The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Does Not Deserve Placement On The Calendar
Monza Circuit - The Temple Of Speed
The Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is the site of the Italian Grand Prix, 2020. Monza is commonly called The Temple of Speed because it is here where the pinnacle of motorsport - Formula 1 - achieves its top speeds. Cars will be near 350 kph (218 mph) at the end of the main straight.
