For the first time, Christian Horner gets a global Netflix audience to tell his side of the Red Bull saga. Whether you agree with him or not, this will shape public perception in a massive way.
Then there’s Lewis Hamilton. His Ferrari chapter, the emotional low points, and that raw moment where he questioned whether he would even return. On live TV we saw restraint. On Netflix? We might see the full weight of it.
This season isn’t just about racing. It’s about narrative control, legacy, and how media reshapes Formula One politics.
In the full episode, we rank the biggest 2026 storylines and what they mean for the grid. Watch the full breakdown and subscribe for weekly deep dives into F1 strategy, drama, and championship battles.
Which storyline are you watching for?
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