 Well, they're certainly driving to survive this year. I'll be it for a little bit of a different reason That's a hot mug guys Hey guys, this is my review for the third season of drive to survive the formula one Netflix documentary special series returns and this season obviously it's talking about all the hardships that the teams went through with the COVID basically kind of Canceling almost a quarter of the beginning of the formula one season the strives that teams went through the Inclusion of racing point kind of really Mixing of things up and causing a little bit of a stir of controversy The choices that management had to make with certain teams and certain drivers some decisions raising quite an eyebrow In terms of the choices, but also some being for the better I will say though however when I finished the second season and then the pandemic and everything started I thought this is it this for sure is the year that I'm actually going to 100% pay attention to what's happening in formula one and right when the races came back I was going back to work So I kind of lost out and I just missed every single race somehow last year I got highlights and one knob this time. I actually did for instance I just saw Hamilton hold off or stopping in that race and wrong that was a fantastic defense and this year I'm very excited to see what's going on as we go through this because I've got a little bit of money riding on something But coming back to the third season. It was very interesting to see The stripes that the companies went through during COVID I admittedly kind of wanted a little bit more of the numbers the fact that not a single team really filed for bankruptcy Amazes me considering every single other sports league went through absolute hell To try and get themselves back in the sport formula one I feel kind of came back a little bit faster than most did but I was very curious I thought at least if not Haas or Williams was gonna 100% file for bankruptcy, but they didn't speaking of Haas They had a quite an interesting take in this season Not only did they fire both of their drivers the one of their drivers while still on that Cancellation contract almost died Grosjean went right into that wall and nearly blew up and somehow walk out of fire It was amazing That was one of probably the best moments in this documentary series The other two being when Carlos Sainz Went from back of the pack to win a race. That was amazing My favorite moment actually funnily enough once again is ghastly when he won his race without the Tory and considering how he had been plucked from Red Bull because they thought he wasn't good enough and Then to see Alex Alvin fail Unintentionally of course, but just not give enough to maintain the position that he was given when ghastly left and to see ghastly succeed was Both great and disheartening at the same time because I liked Alex Alvin I thought he was a cool cool guy. Admittedly as a racer. I didn't think he was that great But I thought maybe he would have a chance But unfortunately that obviously has not proven to be so with what the new Red Bull lineup is Admittedly I feel that this season was kind of put together kind of haphazardly as was the entire Thing of F1 the fact that they were able to make some very interesting pieces in it I very much like that and the one part that I thought that was a little interesting considering how I've spoken at Lewis Hamilton Was about it was the George Floyd incident just the idea of how racism was so on the peak of everyone's radar at the During last year with everything that would happen from George Floyd to all the stuff that happened in both the United States and around the world I found that odd that they kind of just tack that on at the end I obviously they want to focus on the racing they want to focus on that But that was a pretty big kind of part for Lewis Hamilton's kind of credit as being one of the best Racers in formula one history and his nationality and his race I thought that was kind of odd that they just kind of tacked it on to the end I thought they would make an episode about it considering the lacking amount of content that they had for this season But personal moments I did enjoy was the McLaren team those two racers It was sad to see them split but at the same time they were very funny together I like that camaraderie as well as rivalry between the two but obviously that has now moved on either way I enjoyed season three, but it's not my favorite one I would definitely say two or particularly one one is the one that got me into it in the first place But obviously now with a much more filled in lineup in terms of races and also me Keeping track of what's actually happening this time Maybe this fourth season when it will come out eventually will be a lot more fulfilling for me But that's just me personally either way I don't give a review for documentary series But if you guys are interested in F1 are you're thinking about getting interested into F1 I would highly suggest you guys watch the last three seasons Heck you could even just watch the one that just happened this third season and you would still kind of get into it Especially if you go from that into F1 now anyways guys, that's all for me I hope you enjoyed the review if you did leave a like and if you're interested in more subscribe Otherwise see you guys next time. 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