Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Richard Hammond joins Cars and Culture to break down the real impact of Drive to Survive — and why he thinks it's genius. According to Hammond, motorsport was never really about the machines; it's about people, relationships, and the gladiatorial drama of drivers risking everything. That human story, he argues, is exactly what's pulling in millions of new fans (including his own 23-year-old daughter).
He also weighs in on Formula 1's explosive growth in North America — from Montreal's long history on the calendar to the rise of Las Vegas and Miami — and explains why motor racing is a "universal language" that connects people everywhere, from world-class circuits to improvised dirt tracks in the desert.
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Richard Hammond joins Cars and Culture to break down the real impact of Drive to Survive — and why he thinks it's genius. According to Hammond, motorsport was never really about the machines; it's about people, relationships, and the gladiatorial drama of drivers risking everything. That human story, he argues, is exactly what's pulling in millions of new fans (including his own 23-year-old daughter).
He also weighs in on Formula 1's explosive growth in North America — from Montreal's long history on the calendar to the rise of Las Vegas and Miami — and explains why motor racing is a "universal language" that connects people everywhere, from world-class circuits to improvised dirt tracks in the desert.
Watch, like, and subscribe to Cars and Culture for more interviews with the biggest names in the automotive world.
#RichardHammond #DriveToSurvive #F1 #Formula1 #Motorsport #TopGear #CarsAndCulture #F1Miami #LasVegasGP
