Netflix · 8 March 2019 · Docuseries · 10 episodes
Formula 1: Drive to Survive
The series follows drivers, team principals and owners during the 2018 Formula One season. It combines race coverage with access to the teams’ competition and business pressures away from the circuit.[Netflix Tudum]
Interviewees
12 publicly named · coverage checked 8 November 2026
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Daniel RicciardoInterviewee
Fernando AlonsoInterviewee
Carlos Sainz Jr.Interviewee
Christian HornerInterviewee
Cyril AbiteboulInterviewee
Guenther SteinerInterviewee
Kevin MagnussenInterviewee
Romain GrosjeanInterviewee
Max VerstappenInterviewee
Lance StrollInterviewee
Gene HaasInterviewee
Lawrence StrollInterviewee
How this list was compiled. Compiled from Netflix and reliable published coverage; cast listings checked where available. The episodes and end credits have not been checked frame by frame, so brief appearances named only on screen may be missing. Spotted a missing name? Tell us.
Timeline
2019-03-08
Formula 1: Drive to Survive released on Netflix[Netflix Tudum]Single source
Episodes
- Episode 1: All to Play For
- Episode 2: The King of Spain
- Episode 3: Redemption
- Episode 4: The Art of War
- Episode 5: Trouble at the Top
- Episode 6: All or Nothing
- Episode 7: Keeping Your Head
- Episode 8: The Next Generation
- Episode 9: stars and stripes
- Episode 10: checkered flag
Season-specific episodes; episode titles included where verified.
Credits
- Executive producers
- James Gay-Rees, Paul Martin, Sophie Todd[Formula 1]
Related documentaries
Sources
- Formula 1: Drive to Survive — Netflix Tudum, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.Official production sourceHigh reliability
- Formula 1 and Netflix put Drive to Survive on pole position — Formula 1, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.Official production sourceHigh reliability
- Five favourite moments from Drive to Survive — Formula 1, publication date not recorded. Accessed 2026-11-08.Official production sourceHigh reliability
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