- Formula 1 driver Jack Doohan has revealed he received death threats and was confronted by armed men last year.
- These alarming events occurred around the Miami Grand Prix, shortly before he lost his F1 drive with Alpine.
- Doohan detailed the threats in the Netflix documentary Drive To Survive, including emails promising severe physical harm if he remained in the car.
- He also recounted an incident where he encountered three armed men, necessitating a call to his police escort.
- The incidents came shortly before he was replaced by Franco Colapinto at Alpine, and Doohan now holds a reserve driver position for Haas.
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