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If you want a less technical, entertaining view into F1, Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” is excellent (if a little over-dramatic). It’s documented-drama, but has
by alistairSH 1y ago
If you want a less technical, entertaining view into F1, Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” is excellent (if a little over-dramatic).
It’s documented-drama, but has enough of the geeky stuff to be interesting.
- epolanski 1y agoI am a huge F1 fan actually, (but I have refused to watch the latest 2 DTS seasons), but that gives very little idea on how those organizations works and operate day to day.
- alistairSH 1y agoYeah, that's true, I did mention "less technical". But for anybody curious about F1, it's as good a way to start as any. Easy enough to take comments from the show and search online or check YouTube for more details.
- dralley 1y agoThe latest 2 DTS seasons are much better than the earlier ones in terms of accuracy. Not perfect, but better.
- piva00 1y agoI don't think DTS shows any teams' operations stuff at all, it's focused on personalities and exaggerated drama between them. You don't see almost any factory footage, logistics, R&D, etc., when there's factory footage it's about meeting rooms, signings of drivers, at most a trophy room. For technical/operations I think the best is finding videos on YouTube, Driver61 has been doing a series on some aspects of it after getting access from Alpine, I'm sure there are other channels that go in-depth as well on this side of the sport.