[THaskins]

This is going to be a must watch when it comes out on September 15th! If it's anything like Drive to Survive in terms of production it's going to be incredible. Anyone else excited for this?

 

[St00k]

Anyone watch this yet?

I've been meaning to, but I just saw Season 8 of Homeland is on Netflix so I'm caught up in that right now.

 

[THaskins]

Anyone watch this yet?

I've been meaning to, but I just saw Season 8 of Homeland is on Netflix so I'm caught up in that right now.

I watched it over the weekend and it was really well done. It really makes you appreciate how meticulous and precise he was as a driver, especially when he left Benetton and joined Ferrari. I didn't realize how much time he spent with the mechanics making the car as best as they could (especially with how bad it was).

One thing that was interesting to me was that they basically stop covering his racing career after his first win with Ferrari. They then focus more on his family life when he retired, briefly touch on his return to Mercedes, then touch on his skiing accident.

It doesn't necessarily bring groundbreaking new information to light about Schumacher but it's well put together with great footage and interviews.

 

[St00k]

Odd that they don't do much with his racing career. That's pretty odd...

I'll try and watch it this weekend.

Still lots of Homeland left to finish.

 

[THaskins]

Odd that they don't do much with his racing career. That's pretty odd...

I'll try and watch it this weekend.

Still lots of Homeland left to finish.

They're very thorough with that they do cover of his racing career as a boy, Benetton, and everything at Ferrari just past his first win with them. It could've easily been much longer or multiple episodes if they wanted to cover his entire career.

 

[THaskins]

perfect movie.

For sure they did a great job with what they were given. What was your favorite part/parts @Debrafletcher?