Formula 1 has gained a lot of new fans in recent years. This is partly due to effort Liberty Mediato make sport more accessible through social networks, and to a large extent this is also a merit Drive to Survive, because documentary series have exciting way attracting new fans.
In fact, this series is so popular that it is Netflix already approved the recording the fourth season of Drive to Survive, even before the third season was played or released for streaming. At least that's what a Brazilian sports journalist reports Julianna Cerasoli on twitter she had over Zoom interview with Sergio Perez, a new racer Red Bull Racing, and behind the Mexican were two Netflix cameraman. Perez's fairy tale (victory and transfer to a top team) is, of course, one of the stories that the creators of the documentaries will use for a possible the fourth season of Drive to Survive.
While it is series in motorsport and especially in Formula 1 brought a lot of new fans, it is Drive to Survive also received quite a bit criticism. Among others, too Max Verstappen he is not a fan of this show. According to him, people in Drive to Survive depicted as you are the creators want and not as they are in fact. For example, in the first season he was Verstappen used as an antagonist Daniel Ricciardo, who is one of the protagonists in the series. Third season Drive to Survive will be on Netflix began March 19 and will shed detailed light on the bizarre Formula 1 2020 season.
