Checo

Synopsis

This docuseries follows Formula One driver Checo in the leadup to the Mexico City Grand Prix 2022. Cameras provide up-close access to Checo's training and preparations as he pursues a long-sought victory in his home country. Viewers will follow all the thrilling moments that could potentially culminate with Checo standing atop the podium at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

First Air Date: 2022-11-04

Last Air Date: 2022-11-04

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 4

Networks: Star+

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Top Cast

Sergio Pérez as Self

Seasons

Season 1 (2022)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: GP Singapore: King of the Street Circuits (2022-11-04)

As he battles for second place, Checo still has his aspirations set on winning the title. We follow Checo's day-to-day activities as he pushes himself to the limits. The race takes an unexpected turn as victory slips away from Max Verstappen, but will Checo be able to seize the moment?
Ep. 2: GP Japan: Minister of Defense Goes Offense (2022-11-04)

Things have never gone Checo's way in Japan, however, he's more in sync than ever with his Japanese-made motor, which soars in the country. A 1-2 finish for Red Bull would almost ensure a championship for the team, but how will the race play out? Checo is considered a strategic driver who knows when to make his move.
Ep. 3: GP USA: A Champion for the Ages (2022-11-04)

On a track that may well be considered his second Grand Prix given the large number of Mexican fans, Checo must put forward a strong showing in the United States. With his teammate leading in the standings, Checo senses his time has come — he must prepare physically and mentally to return “home.”
Ep. 4: GP Mexico: And Long Live Mexico! (2022-11-04)

With his country behind him at the circuit he has long dreamed of competing on, Checo knows that a victory in Mexico has never been so close. Red Bull has made it clear that they will do everything possible to give Checo a dream homecoming that ends with him standing atop the podium at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez.