Formula 1: Drive to Survive — Season 3
The 2020 Formula 1 season unfolded against an unprecedented backdrop – a dramatically condensed schedule set against the reality of a global pandemic. As COVID-19 reshaped the world, legendary racers like Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo faced not only fierce competition on the track but also the unique challenges of racing in extraordinary times, all vying for that coveted checkered flag.
With the shadow of COVID-19 falling over the Australian Grand Prix, a novel design for one of the teams has ignited debate.
The drivers journey to Austria for their first race in over two hundred days. Simultaneously, the rivalry between Red Bull and Mercedes intensifies, extending beyond the competition on the track.
Valtteri Bottas, eager to establish his own identity beyond Lewis Hamilton's considerable presence, looks to the Russian Grand Prix as an opportunity to do so.
The Italian Grand Prix arrives with a palpable sense of anticipation, as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel seek to inject a vital spark into a season demanding redemption.
Daniel Ricciardo of Renault has revealed a significant decision. Several teams are uniting to challenge the increasingly competitive Racing Point.
After a disappointing demotion at the close of the previous season, Pierre Gasly is keen to demonstrate to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner that this was a misjudgment.
Facing mounting pressure to improve the performance of his struggling team, Haas principal Guenther Steiner sets his sights on a promising young driver with considerable potential.
As Carlos Sainz Jr. prepares to join Ferrari at the close of the season, McLaren is placing its confidence in his departing teammate, Lando Norris.
Across two races brimming with tension, drivers facing precarious careers fiercely compete for their places in Formula 1. Then, a devastating accident sends a shockwave through the paddock.
At the season's concluding Formula 1 race in Abu Dhabi, Racing Point will contend with McLaren and Renault for position. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton offers candid reflections on his experiences as a Black driver in the sport.
