A documentary sequence hosted by actor Keanu Reeves and detailing the underdog story of Brawn GP’s success within the 2009 Components 1 World Championship is coming quickly.

The four-part sequence is ready for a debut on Nov. 15 on Hulu within the U.S. and Disney+ in the remainder of the world.

Produced by North One, the documentary tells the story of Ross Brawn’s buy of the Honda F1 group previous to the beginning of the 2009 season for only one British pound, and his subsequent turnaround of the group, which resulted in each the Drivers’ and Constructors’ titles.

The Drivers’ title was awarded to Jenson Button, who options within the sequence and has confirmed through social media that loads of unseen archival footage shot through the 2009 season can be featured. Additionally set to make an look can be Brawn, Nick Fry, who served because the group’s CEO, and Rubens Barrichello, who was Button’s teammate.

Keanu Reeves and Jenson Button in “Brawn: The Unimaginable Components 1 Story”

Regardless of the success, Brawn bought the group to Mercedes-Benz after that single epic season and stayed with the squad till 2013, after which he took a break from F1. He returned in 2017 to take up his present function as a supervisor on the game’s administrative aspect.

Button moved to McLaren after the sale however failed to seek out main success there and eventually left F1 after 2017. Barrichello, who completed third in 2009, joined Williams for his final two seasons in F1, lastly retiring on the finish of 2011 to strive his hand at IndyCar, the place he solely lasted the 2012 season.

Reeves, who is thought for his love of quick automobiles and bikes, was noticed at varied F1 races in recent times, and based on reviews from July he carried out interviews with varied different personalities linked with F1 on the time Brawn GP was competing. Former Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo and present Pink Bull Racing Crew Principal Christian Horner had been talked about within the reviews.

Following the current success of “Components 1: Drive to Survive” on Netflix, plenty of rival streaming companies have introduced plans for F1-related content material. A documentary about Lewis Hamilton and an F1 film starring Brad Pitt are already locked in for AppleTV+.