The Formula 1 Drive to Survive Season 5 trailer has finally dropped and it is as intense as ever. The show has become the benchmark for sports drama in recent years with its growing popularity and it is only natural how awe-inducing the fifth season is going to be after the controversial run of the fourth season.
The documentary series is produced in a collaboration between Netflix and Formula One. As of now, we already know that there will a fifth as well as a sixth season of the show. The upcoming season will focus on the 2022 season of the F1 game. James Gay-Rees, Paul Martin and Sophie Todd are the executive producers of the series.
The Formula 1 Drive to Survive Season 5 trailer opens with the line: ‘In Formula 1, you need to be able to adapt’. It could be very well hinting towards the ongoing news about Hamilton’s change and a new set of events that will unfold for us that we need to adapt to as well as the upcoming series’ behind-the-scenes look that will offer us a more unfiltered look in this game. From Danny to Max to Lewis, we see all the biggest names making their nuanced appearances in the trailer.
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The fifth season will show us the controversies, cracks and crashes that the 2022 game entailed, some deadly enough and some that might be too dicey to put in the series, even.
The trailer description for the series reads: “Formula 1’s teams have rebuilt their vehicles from the ground up for a thrilling 2022 season, and this year’s championships are anyone’s to win. Offering unprecedented access, this season will once again take fans behind the scenes, to witness first-hand how the drivers and teams prepare to battle it out for victory in one of the sport’s most dramatic seasons to date.”
Formula 1 Drive to Survive Season 5 Trailer
The show is scheduled to arrive on Netflix on February 24, 2022. The timing is strategic enough as it is at the start of the 2023 championship and the opening race of F1 at the Bahrain Grand Prix.