← Formula 1: Drive to Survive

Season 2

10 episodes · 2020

With some of Formula 1's top names driving for new teams, 2019 proves to be a season of broken alliances and renewed rivalries.

  1. 1

    Lights Out

    Feb 28, 202034 min★ 7.6

    Another Formula 1 season kicks off at the Australian Grand Prix as 10 racing teams vie for the podium.

  2. 2

    Boiling Point

    Feb 28, 202041 min★ 7.9

    As mediocrity becomes the norm for Team Haas, frustration over the poor performances threaten to tear the group apart from within.

  3. 3

    Dogfight

    Feb 28, 202038 min★ 7.6

    Eager to return their teams to glory, Renault's Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr. vow to prove themselves on the track.

  4. 4

    Dark Days

    Feb 28, 202038 min★ 8.2

    Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes team — long dominant in Formula 1 — face a true test of mettle on a rain-soaked track at the German Grand Prix.

  5. 5

    Great Expectations

    Feb 28, 202037 min★ 7.8

    Red Bull rivals Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly race in Monaco, Montreal and Austria, where one driver shines and the other struggles.

  6. 6

    Raging Bulls

    Feb 28, 202037 min★ 8.6

    Alex Albon, the newest driver for Team Red Bull, strives to accomplish what his predecessor couldn't. Also, tragedy strikes at the Belgian Grand Prix.

  7. 7

    Seeing Red

    Feb 28, 202033 min★ 7.7

    Few — if any — teams have a history that can match Ferrari's. But not even the Prancing Horse is immune to a little interdriver drama.

  8. 8

    Musical Chairs

    Feb 28, 202038 min★ 7.7

    For Formula 1 drivers like Nico Hülkenberg, holding on to a job can feel like a game of musical chairs. Will the music stop at the German Grand Prix?

  9. 9

    Blood, Sweat & Tears

    Feb 28, 202032 min★ 7.4

    While many believe Williams's best years are long gone, deputy team principal Claire Williams sees a bright future with rookie driver George Russell.

  10. 10

    Checkered Flag

    Feb 28, 202031 min★ 8.2

    As the 2019 season winds down, upstart drivers — including Albon, Gasly and Sainz — compete for one last chance at a podium finish.