#Drive To Survive

Seven-time series champion Lewis Hamilton stunned the Formula 1 world earlier this month when he announced that he would leave Mercedes following the 2024 season in favor of a seat at Ferrari. Hamilton then released a statement claiming that the move was a fulfillment of a “childhood dream.”

Ever since the immense success of Netflix’s Drive to Survive Formula 1 docuseries, seemingly every sports league has tried to get in on the action. We’ve seen it with the PGA Tour Neftlix series, Full Swing, and IndyCar’s 100 Days to Indy on The CW. Now it seems it’s NASCAR‘s turn to join

Netflix is really making noise in the sports world lately with it’s list of docuseries already available on the streaming giant. Quarterback has seemingly become one of the most popular shows right now and other docuseries like Drive To Survive and Full Swing crush it too. With the Johnny Manziel

Could NASCAR be on the verge of taking its show on the road? There is perhaps, no more American sports series than that of NASCAR. But the iconic series has been in search of ways to grow its brand for a number of years now. Especially with the emergence of Formula 1 in the United States thanks

Not all that long ago, Formula 1 was a barely talked about sport in the United States. While some of us were watching Michael Schumacher fight wheel to wheel with Mika Hakkinen at ungodly hours of the morning, the rest of the country was getting its beauty rest. But then Netflix got involved.