Reese Witherspoon's production company Hello Sunshine is partnering with F1 Academy to create a docuseries about the all-female driving category. Currently in production, the series is set to hit Netflix in 2025.
"We started Hello Sunshine to change the narrative for women, and Susie Wolff and F1 Academy are doing just that by creating new opportunities in the thrilling world of motorsport," said Witherspoon in a statement.
"As these dynamic and fearless drivers break barriers behind the wheel, we are excited to partner with Netflix to tell the stories of these powerhouse leaders. What we know is that when we put women at the center, people show up to watch."
The announcement follows the success of Netflix's "Formula 1: Drive to Survive" series, as well as the news that F1 Academy's 2024 season will be streamed live globally on its YouTube channel and via F1 TV.
Managing Director of F1 Academy Susie Wolff said: "We want to be the rocket fuel that drives female participation in our sport, both on and off the track. To have the F1 Academy docuseries launch globally with Netflix is not just a huge step forward in visibility for our mission, but also a resounding statement about the momentum and demand for women’s sport."
"We want to inspire and empower the next generation of young women, and Netflix will open up F1 Academy to a global audience of existing and future fans."
A statement on F1 Academy's website described the show as "highlighting the drama of the races, as well as the personal stories and high stakes for the drivers, their teams, sponsors, and families involved, as they break barriers in one of the most demanding sports in the world."
