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When will season 5 of ‘Formula 1: Drive to Survive’ be on Netflix?

Charles Leclerc of Monaco driving the (16) Ferrari F1-75 – Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images

That is the end of another Formula 1 World Championship and, as always, there have been plenty of stories throughout the year. Those stories will play out in another season of F1: drive to survive, but when will season 5 be available? No release date has been announced yet, but we can make a good guess based on previous seasons.

In case you didn’t know, renewed netflix Formula 1: drive to survive for a fifth and sixth season, which means that Netflix covered both the 2022 season and the 2023 season as well.

The spectacle has been cited as one of the many reasons why the sport is growing particularly in the United States. Season 5 is set to be another cracker with plenty of stories and threads to follow.

The big changes that came into the season were the big regulation changes that notably changed the way cars can follow each other and led to more overtaking. They will no doubt touch on the Red Bull cost cap breaking controversy and cover the trials and tribulations of many teams throughout the year.


Formula 1: drive to survive season 5 will premiere on Netflix in 2023

Let’s look at the last two seasons of F1: Drive to survive vs. when the new season started (season 2 came in 2020, season was delayed):

So the previous two seasons arrived on Netflix in March, but they arrived notably 9 days before the race on Sunday (or 7 days before the start of FP1).

The first race of the 2023 season will start on March 5 (FP1 on March 3), which means that if it follows exactly the same trend as the previous two seasons, we will see season 5 of Formula 1: Drive Survive on Netflix starting February 24, 2023.

That week gets you up to speed and up to speed for the 2023 Formula One World Championship, which is scheduled for a record 24 races.


In case you haven’t heard, Netflix is ​​also working on a bunch more sports documentaries over the next year, with some very elaborate using the mold perfected with F1: Drive to survive.

The team behind Formula 1: drive to survive it will also release documentaries on the PGA and the ATP and WTA Tour.

Finally, in the F1-Netflix news, you may have heard that Netflix made a bid earlier in the year to get the live rights to Formula 1, but ultimately lost out to ESPN in the United States.

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Are you looking forward to Drive to Survive Season 5? Let us know in the comments below and let us know which stories you want to see in the docu-series.

Anna Edwards

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