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Disney announce X-RATED title for docu-series following F1 star
A current F1 driver will star in their very own documentary series this autumn
Disney+ have announced the upcoming release of a documentary about the life and career of an F1 driver.
Formula 1 is no stranger to documentary crews filming in the paddock, following the hit Netflix series Drive to Survive.
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The series was first released in 2019, and has proven popular amassing a total of 90.2 million hours viewed as of June 2023.
Drive to Survive has contributed to the growth in F1’s fanbase, particularly in the US, allowing new audiences to connect with the sport and its personalities.


Which F1 star will get their own documentary?
Similar to any series, Drive to Survive fans have their favourite characters, with RB driver Daniel Ricciardo and former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, proving popular with viewers.
Ricciardo will produce a comedy series set in the world of F1 titled Downforce, which has been described as Entourage meets F1.
He follows the likes of Lewis Hamilton who is also a producer on Brad Pitt’s F1 movie, brought on board to provide an accurate insight into the sport, and is also reported to have a cameo.
Now another F1 star is making their debut in the entertainment sphere, with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez the centre of a new docu-series for Disney.
The series will be shown exclusively in Latin America and is called ¡No te rindas, cabr*n!", which means "Don't give up, bas**rd (or other, saltier language depending on your translation)", slated for an autumn release date.
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Para los amantes de la F1, llega una nueva docuserie sobre el piloto mexicano más grande de todos los tiempos: #ChecoPérez, ¡No te rindas, cabr#n! 🏎️ 🇲🇽
— Disney+ Latinoamérica (@disneyplusla) June 5, 2024
Muy pronto en #DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/xK6vv0CSM1
Its title is apt considering the difficulties Perez has faced going up against Max Verstappen at Red Bull.
The 34-year-old has been consistently beaten by the three-time world champion, and has even slipped behind rival teams in recent races - making a Q1 exit in Monaco.
However, Red Bull remain confident that Perez can deliver for the team, renewing his contract until 2026.
"I am delighted to be staying here to continue our journey together and contribute to this team's great history for two more years,” Perez said following the announcement.
"Being part of the team is an immense challenge, and one I love. We have a great challenge this year and I have full trust in the whole team that the future is bright here and I am excited to be part of it."
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