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Formula One is experiencing a renaissance in America. We've got three races this year, record-setting GP attendance, and more online fans than ever. That's thanks in no small part to Netflix's engaging docu-serieswill cover the 2022 season. The season featured a major aerodynamics-focused rule change that forced major redesigns from every team, shaking up the grid order. Dominant Mercedes stumbled, giving Red Bull a chance to secure an uncontested title.
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