Netflix Cancels 'Drive to Survive' to Focus on New Show 'Surviving Haas' Starring Ex-Haas F1 Chief, Guenther Steiner
January 22, 2024

"...it's going to be one wild ride."

LOS GATOS—On the heels of the announcement of a new team principal by the Haas F1 team, Netflix has decided to cancel the popular Formula 1 docuseries 'Drive to Survive' to make way for a new show titled 'Surviving Haas,' starring none other than the charismatic ex-Haas F1 Team Principal, Guenther Steiner. This decision has left fans of the motorsport world buzzing with utter and unfiltered confusion.


Guenther Steiner, known for his no-nonsense attitude and colorful language, expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming series in a candid quote, saying, "I've got a lot to share about my time with Gene Haas. It's time to spill the tea on the real behind-the-scenes drama. Get ready for 'Surviving Haas' – it's going to be one wild ride."


The decision to focus on Guenther Steiner's experiences with team owner Gene Haas suggests that 'Surviving Haas' will delve into the intricacies of their professional relationship and the challenges faced by the Haas F1 Team. Steiner's promise to "spill the tea" hints at juicy revelations and insider stories that fans are sure to find captivating.


Netflix, in a statement addressing the cancellation of 'Drive to Survive,' emphasized the unique appeal of Guenther Steiner and his pivotal role in the show. The streaming giant stated, "While 'Drive to Survive' showcased the world of Formula 1, it became evident that Guenther Steiner was the true star, providing unparalleled entertainment. The decision to shift focus to 'Surviving Haas' is a strategic move to make more money and prevent the well from drying up."


This implies that the decision was motivated by the belief that the audience's interest was primarily centered around Guenther Steiner's dynamic personality rather than the racing itself. This shift in narrative direction raises intriguing questions about the content and revelations that 'Surviving Haas' is set to unveil, promising fans more Guenther because that's where the money is at. Winning is overrated anyway.

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