Old race archives contain scenes of female nudity, or atleast reference it in some way. But, none of it is extreme, nor is meant to be sexual.

Some of the shown injuries may be very intense and violent to see.

In 1994, Jos Verstappen was pit boxing his car, and a second later, his car quickly went up in flames, getting completely totaled.

F1, ever since it's historical birth, is a sport that has contained extremely violent, soul crushing and some even panic anxiety crashes. In it's old, old history, it contained scenes of airborne accidents, fire hazards and with the safety being non-existent, certain events were so catastrophic, they have stood the test of time.

Certain times, this sport has reached such a dangerous level of violence, drivers had died because of it. Some due to a violent crash, a fatal car issue, or at it's worst, the unsafety of a track.

Although the sport has now gotten safer, certain races, even now, contain scenes of intense crashes at high impact, body breaking injuries and not least, heart wrenching car damage.

Drivers do curse frequently but it is always bleeped.

F1 Is not only vulgar, but it is THE most profanity inducing sport in the existence of humanity. With multiple and intense uses of fuck, shit, wanker, dickhead, etc. Any and all kinds of swear words are used excessively, sometimes even in the native language.

In the present era, Max Verstappen is the most vulgar driver of the grid. Swearing practically every second he can and quite heavily at the same time. Past awards went to Nelson Piquet, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel.

Even if profanity isn't used deliberately, sometimes, drivers nag the middle finger at drivers, or make angry gestures. Punching the steering wheel, shaking their hands, or sometimes, in rare ocassions confront each other off track.

Though the television broadcast censors any and all profanity, whoever has an F1 TV subscription, either basic for it's archive, or pro for the live streaming, can either way have access to all the onboard cameras of every driver on track. Which means, if you were to use it, all the swearing that would be censored on TV, is uncensored.

In the older races, smoking is present.

Champagne is heavily used in the winning scenes during the new era.

Many of the grand prix can be intense and emotional.

Certain seasons, or periods, contained a pretty intense rivalry, that would in the earlier years, be a longevity plot of the sport.

No matter how quiet, slow or normal a race can be, certain radio moments or even anti climax build ups, create an intense fear of raw and unfiltered emotion and anticipation.

Just like it implies, F1 is a sport that tests the minds, skills and bravado of the human. And most, if not all races, are an intense hour or two of pure intensity.

Some of the crashes are intense and gut wrenching.