Formula 1 Drive to Survive season 7: Release date and latest news
The upcoming instalment will follow the dramatic events of the F1 2024 season.

The wait is almost over for F1 fanatics, with the seventh season of Drive to Survive set to land in just a few days
The upcoming instalment of the documentary series will follow the dramatic events of the F1 2024 season.
Netflix dropped the trailer for season 7 at the end of F1 testing last week, teasing a look at some of the biggest talking points from the F1 2024 season, which include Lewis Hamilton's decision to move to Ferrari and the controversy around Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner.
Another theme teased in the footage was the title fight between Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull.
So, when could season 7 land on Netflix? Read on for everything you need to know.
Formula 1: Drive to Survive season 7 release date

Drive to Survive season 7 will debut on Netflix on 7th March, 2025 – just one week before the F1 2025 season begins.
Netflix announced the release date alongside a poster of Verstappen gazing into a mirror at a McLaren and Ferrari car.
Australia will stage the first race of the season on Sunday 16th March, with pre-season testing beginning in Bahrain a fortnight earlier, from 26th to 29th February.
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Is there a trailer for Formula 1: Drive to Survive season 7?
Yes, watch below:
Seasons 1-6 of Formula 1: Drive to Survive is available to watch on Netflix now. Sign up for Netflix from £6.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.
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