The hit Netflix sღeries has been credited with helping boost F1’s popularity, particularly in the United States, since its debut in 2019. 

Drive to Survive has captured some entertaining behind-the-scenes footage over the years, however, it has also draඣwn criticism for over-dramatising certain aspects.

And Horner admitted he has resorted to using a “♔get out of jail card” to prevent certain footage from making the final cut. 

“What you’ve got to remember is that it’s a TV show,” Horner said in an interview with the Financial Times. “They capture hours and hours of content.

“The problem is they put a microphone on you at the beginning of the day and you forget that they’re there. Then you get to the end of the season and they te🐼nd to send you the clips of just you and your team.

“You think ‘Did I really say that? Did I rea𝐆lly call someone a ‘See You Next Tuesday'?’ At that point we say ‘you can’t put that in there, there’s a part of the car you can’t show'. That’s the only get out of jail card we have.”

Despite hailing the series, Horner has also sided with comments made by 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton by describing Drive to Survive as168澳洲5最新开奖结果: “Kardashians on wheels”. 

Red Bull driver168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Max Verstappen has previously been critical of the series but agreed to feature on the latest season which do♐cumented his title-winning campaign in 2022.