Can Other Sports Replicate F1's Netflix Success?

Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” helped rejuvenate interest in Formula One. Will other sports be able to replicate its success? Bloomberg's Alex Webb explains.

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[fups]

I fully support a women's pole vaulting documentary series

[Zombieturtles]

Every time he says 'soccer' a part of me dies

[Fmancillaz]

I believe it can be replicated in Tennis, following the steps of the top 20.

[Dx]

There is no sport in the world can replicate f1

[mydeadtrim]

all or nothing, following soccer teams is the only one that can compete

[jimutjayadev]

Netflix introduced f1 to mostly the fools.

[MetabolicFrolic]

Netflix's coverage of F1 is absolute dogshit. Formula 1's own Inside Story videos are so much more real and intimate. I'll watch it so much more readily than Drive to Survive's garbage made up drama.

[constipatedparker]

How can you call it a success when 80% of F1's DTS are fake dramas.

[ridewithmi]

IPL can give F1's Netflix version a run for its money quite easily.