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The feast after the season 6 famine Drive to Survive is always going to be a series that lives and dies by the sport itself. A boring season will equal a boring series but when a year is so jam-packed with narrative as 2025 was,

Netflix is very regular when it comes to the time it drops brand new shows or films. For British viewers the seventh series of Formula 1: Drive to Survive will arrive at 8am on Friday. The full series will be available to watch from that time. It will arrive just in time for a weekend binge watch.

The show may have had its critics over the years, but Drive To Survive has been credited with leading F1’s popularity boom in the U.S.

Welcome to our spoiler-free review of the seventh instalment in Netflix’s F1 smash-hit series. If you’d prefer to read a more detailed verdict with a few (small) spoilers, click here for our full Drive to Survive Season 7 review.

For many fans, however, the season begins with the newest season of the Netflix docuseries Drive to Survive. The streaming giant’s look behind the scenes of one of the fastest s

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The popular Netflix series Drive to Survive returns for a new season on Netflix on 7 March, 2025. With unheard-of access to the paddock, Drive to Survive documents the heartbreaks, victories, and drama that make Formula 1 a world-renowned sport.