Ep 4. Episode 4
- March 8, 2019
In Episode 4 of Formula 1: Drive to Survive Season 1, the focus turns to the drama surrounding the Haas F1 team. With a new American owner and two rookie drivers, the team faced a steep learning curve in their first season competing in Formula One.
The episode starts off with a look at the team's struggles during testing before the start of the season. It becomes clear that the team is behind schedule and will have to work hard to catch up before the first race.
As the season progresses, tensions rise within the team. Romain Grosjean, the team's experienced driver, is frustrated with the lack of progress and is struggling to get the new car up to speed. Meanwhile, Kevin Magnussen, the team's other driver, is beginning to make waves with his aggressive driving style.
Off the track, the team's American owner, Gene Haas, is putting pressure on the team to improve their performance. He is frustrated with the lack of results and is demanding that the team do better.
As the season reaches its halfway point, the Haas team begins to show signs of improvement. Magnussen scores a top-ten finish in the Austrian Grand Prix, and the team is starting to close the gap on their rivals.
However, the team's progress is soon derailed by a series of high-profile incidents. Grosjean crashes out of the British Grand Prix on the opening lap, while Magnussen is involved in a controversial clash with Fernando Alonso at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Despite these setbacks, the Haas team continues to fight and push for better results. In the end, the team finishes the season in eighth place in the Constructors' Championship, showing that they have the potential to be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come.
Overall, Episode 4 of Formula 1: Drive to Survive Season 1 provides an insightful look into the world of Formula One, showing the highs and lows that come with competing at the highest level of motor racing. It is a must-watch for fans of the sport and anyone interested in learning more about the inner workings of a Formula One team.
