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Going Deep with Donnovan Bennett

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Can 'Drive to Survive' be Thanked for International F1 Growth?

2022-12-29

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Donnovan takes a look at the growth (especially in North America) of Formula 1 racing, and brings on motorsports journalist Chris Medland for a chat on both the sport and Netflix's docudrama 'Formula 1: Drive to Survive' (2:58). They discuss the popularity of the sport after Netflix's efforts, how that's brought a whole new set of eyeballs to F1 racing in general, and what other sports can learn from a production like Drive to Survive. Afterwards, Donnovan and Sho discuss other examples of these docudramas, including which sports could use one to bolster interest at times - curling, anyone?

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