Netflix's Drive to Survive star bringing tour to Glasgow
The former Haas F1 team principal will perform Unfiltered Live to the Glasgow Pavilion on Monday, May 19.
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The show will offer fans a chance to dive into the world of Formula 1 with Guenther discussing the twists and turns of his career.
Guenther said: "I've had a blast sharing my stories and hearing from the people who've supported me through the ups and downs so I can't wait to be back for an even bigger tour next year.
"This show is more than just a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Formula 1.
"It's a rollercoaster ride through the realities of racing, the laughs, the losses and everything in between."
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As the former team principal of Haas F1, Guenther gained global recognition as a breakout star on the hit Netflix series Drive to Survive.
He has become well known for his bold leadership, honesty, and quick wit.
With more than a decade of experience, Guenther has been at the heart of some of F1s most dramatic moments.
More information about the upcoming event can be found on the Fane website.
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