A lot has changed in the world of motorsports and how the race fans interact with it.
NASCAR was once a household name as one of the best sporting series across the nation.
But the stock car racing series is past its heydays and is now picking up on the new trends that could strike a chord with the younger generations.
Talk about bridging this gap and rising back to one of the premier sporting series; Formula 1 is one of the prime examples.
And under the new ownership of Liberty Media, they have been able to put out the stories of the drivers and their sport to an audience via Netflix.
Drive to Survive has been a great success, and according to Tony Stewart, the docuseries played a vital role in establishing a fanbase for F1 in the United States.
Currently, Formula 1 has three races on the schedule in the US. The Miami Grand Prix, the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
However, they did hit a slump after the 2007 Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
But they were able to bounce back with a new racing venue in Austin, Texas, and since then they have surged as a popular motorsport series in the US market.
