Drive to Survive co-executive producer Tom Rogers ranked his standout episodes from eight seasons of Netflix's F1 documentary series, and the list reads like a greatest-hits of paddock chaos. Guenther Steiner's "fuck slam my door" meltdown in Season 2 tops it — Rogers calls it the "perfect distillation" of Haas's combustible former boss, who claims he's never watched the show. Mercedes' 2019 Hockenheim disaster made the cut after the team honored a one-race filming deal despite the nightmare result. The Grosjean fireball episode won DTS its first Emmy, though Rogers notes fans forget Pérez won that race from dead last. The Singapore driver-diary episode revealed the loneliness behind the glamour — even surrounded by fans, it's a solitary grind. With 78 episodes banked, the show that ignited F1's American explosion has become its own off-season entertainment empire.
Read the full story at formula1.comARE THESE SOME OF THE BEST DRIVE TO SURVIVE EPISODES?
Drive to Survive co-executive producer Tom Rogers ranked his standout episodes from eight seasons of Netflix's F1 documentary series, and the list reads like a greatest-hits of paddock chaos. Guenther Steiner's "fuck slam my door" meltdown in Season 2 tops it — Rogers calls it the "perfect distillation" of Haas's combustible former boss, who claims he's never watched the show. Mercedes' 2019 Hockenheim disaster made the cut after the team honored a one-race filming deal despite the nightmare result. The Grosjean fireball episode won DTS its first Emmy, though Rogers notes fans forget Pérez won that race from dead last. The Singapore driver-diary episode revealed the loneliness behind the glamour — even surrounded by fans, it's a solitary grind. With 78 episodes banked, the show that ignited F1's American explosion has become its own off-season entertainment empire.
