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Given the docuseries’ massive success, Drive to Survive has brought in a whole new fan base for F1. With three seasons already out, fans can’t wait for the fourth installment, which is currently being filmed. The crew was spotted with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez at the recent Monaco GP, according to an F1 insider.

Kym Illman, a photographer who is credited by the sport to take photos of drivers and teams across the season, closely follows drivers across a race weekend. He shares what he saw at Monte Carlo, talking about seeing Checo with the TV crew and Red Bull prodigy Max Verstappen.

Sergio Perez spotted with Netflix crew at Monaco

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Ilman, in his recent video about the Monaco GP, said, “Checo came in via boat. He was accompanied by Netflix crew, who were following him.

“Now when they park at the particular jetty which is situated about third the way down the paddock. There’s no way for them to get in through a swipe gate. So, the security guys just open the gate for them and allow them to go in the paddock that way.”

Talking about Verstappen he said, “Max Verstappen, I don’t have any pictures. But I know he came in by boat because I saw the team photographer and marketing people along with the Netflix crew.”

When will Drive to Survive S4 drop on Netflix?

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The fourth season of DTS is currently being filmed as the Netflix crew is following teams and drivers across the 2021 season. It is assumed that the fourth installment will come on the streaming service next year, around March.

As seen with the previous seasons, new installments of the show mostly air a week before the pre-season testing beings. It is safe to think that this season will also have the same timeline.

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Out of the three seasons, which one is your favorite? And which episode of the Netflix series do you love? Let us know in the comments below.

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