Season 7 of “Drive to Survive” releases today, squeezing a year packed with on- and off-track drama into just 10 episodes.

Formula 1 teams have been talking about the much-awaited premier-class racing docuseries, Netflix's Drive to Survive Season 7.

Drive to Surviveis a joint project between the streaming giant and Formula One. The docuseries places the camera on the drivers and high-octane World Championship races. However, the big thing that it does is to bring fans behind the scenes to see the inner workings of the race teams and ownership and let people know how cut-throat it is in the world of Formula One.

“Formula 1: Drive to Survive” Season 7 will premiere on Netflix on Friday, March 7. “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” Season 7 will stream on Netflix starting at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT. “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” Season 7 will have 10 episodes, like every season before.

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Drive to Survive season 7 is now streaming on Netflix. The show offers a thrilling look at the 2024 season, including Lewis Hamilton's move

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.

Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari move, Carlos Sainz's months-long search for a new team and the allegations levied against Christian Horner are just a few of the storylines explored in the latest instalment o

Rees, executive producer of the hit Netflix reality series, talks about the show's experimental approach this season: "There are definitely two or three episodes which are a departure for us."

The latest season of Drive to Survive was released on Friday as the popular docu-series tells the story of the 2024 season. Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari featured prominently, as did the Christian Horner scandal and Max Verstappen’s title win.