Make me the Netflix campaign to survive from F1 fans: Season 7 is the most chaotic yet

She returned to survival for the seventh season, which is the absolute wild mint of people who were converted into Formula One fans thanks to Netflix’s offer. He even directed me to start 4 am GMT Australian Grand Prix race At the end of this week.

I am one of the many people who have a narrative context behind VROOM VROOMING and Tigmatic Class Class, making F1 feel for me for the first time. The truth is that I could not fall in love with this sport if I did not have the opportunity to get to know these handsome boys and their trucks falling on the right track, long -term friendships and competitions. It is the only reality TV I watch, and better than any soap opera. It may last for a long time.

Last season (in many ways) seemed to be the most chaotic F1 season in modern history, and lead them to survive indiscriminately from all angles. It was more exciting for me to see it retroactively, given that this is the first year in which I reached Silverstone (albeit to a training day), and as a result, I now know what I seem to be at the recipient of the Irl smile from Ferrari’s heart, Charles Licerk.

LeClerc is scheduled to be a competition in Heartthrob Stakes this year due to a dramatic documentary step early in this season of the show. If you missed – Luis Hamilton announced that he will finally disperse ways with Mercedes to move to Ferrari, who paid a dramatic game of music chairs. For those of you who are not F1 Superfans, this means that there will be injection of fresh blood in the F1 world for this season.

Even the largest news in the world of F1 was the allegations of sexual misconduct submitted against the director of the Red Bull Christian Horner team, where his employee accused him of “controlling behavior” and sexual harassment. This led to Horner’s comment by the team. Driving to survive this is dealing with this season, along with Hamilton’s move, but it does not devote more than 20 minutes to revelation and the following investigation into it. Red Ball cleared Horner of inappropriate behavior.

Given that Netflix captured the moment when Horner discovered the alleged WhatsApp messages with women, he was leaked to every F1 team manager, you can forgive you to imagine the offer may perpetuate more time for him – not because they are horrific – but because they are dangerous things.

It is disappointing in the end seeing the producers apparently the scandal brush under the carpet at the earliest opportunity, and they failed to use it as an opportunity to overcome what is undoubtedly some of the challenges facing a woman in this male sport.

Horner has the opportunity to speak to the cameras, but it seems that the producers have not spanned the employee to tell her beside the story. Then the scandal was not mentioned again. The head of the red ball gets more screen time than almost anyone with the continuation of the season.

Fortunately for Horner, there is a new competitor to the largest evil in the field of this year in the form of Flavio Bricore. An Italian businessman, Bricor returned to F1 after 15 years after a previous profession in this sport that prevailed through allegations of fraud. He has now returned, and behind his colored solar glasses (with its orange frames that seem to reflect the permanent glow of Tan), he is determined to play the ownership of the Alpine team.

The drama continues to play on the right track, as McLaren ends the success of Red Bull in a youth championship, and Little Lando Norris finds his feet as a serious competitor to evacuate Max Versapin in the driver ranking.

Norris does not get the most sympathetic photography in this season (thanks to his growing reputation as Playboy F1), however I could only feel sorry for him because of clear discomfort with the media and some of the most interfering aspects of the job. I even have a distorted respect for Verstapen who continued to control the right track, despite the fact that his poisonous mother-Daddy Jos and F1 was Daddy Christian-in a big battle during most of the year.

The best episode of this season is the one in which Netflix offers drivers while they are traveling and competing in the Grand Prix in Singapore to record their own footage. The idea of ​​Luis Hamilton overcomes his bed in the morning morning looks completely unlikely, but some drivers took the task seriously. Nothing is more than the former fellow of Hillton in Mercedes George Russell (the F1 driver who I think is likely to read CNET) who gives us a continuous comment from Alan Bartridge-ESEC, from behind the scenes in a way that does not spell the underestimated YouTube profession.

Amid chaos, it seems that the Drive to Survive season looks like the end of the afternoon – and not only because Hamilton left Mercedes and Red Bull of unparalleled success that appears to be running his path. There is a real change for the goalkeeper in the team’s team, with attractive characters such as Daniel Ricardo and Guenther Steiner (both of which are made for great TV).

Whether a batch of young young people will be fun without borders like a cloudy duo, Pierre Jasli and Yuki Tsunouda in their early days. Currently, at the dawn of the 2025 season, they may be more worried about how to measure their paths on the path. But selfishness, I hope they will find their groove from the right track as well, and reveal something about themselves for the cameras for the eighth season. Whether it turns out that they are social workers, the class festival, or is unlikely to be unwanted, or anything between it, I am here for that.