Max Verstappen Documentaries Coming to US & UK: Off the Beaten Track, Lion Unleashed, Anatomy of a Champion, & more

Ipsita Kabiraj

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Max Verstappen: Off the Beaten Track (Credit: Viaplay)

Several documentaries about the three-time Formula One World Champion Max Verstappen will be available for streaming on Viaplay later this month and continue through November, marking their US and UK debuts. The documentaries will give audiences a look at his life and interests outside the circuit.

Talking about these films, Verstappen said, “Partnering with Viaplay for all these series has been an incredible journey. These series show a side that often remains unseen during the moments on the Formula 1 circuit. It gives a glimpse of my life, my love for different forms of motorsport and the people who inspire me. I'm proud to collaborate with Viaplay in now also bringing this unique series to viewers in the United States and United Kingdom.”

From three episodes of Max Verstappen: Off the Beaten Track to Anatomy of a Champion, here's everything you need to know about the 11 documentaries that folks in the US and UK will be able to stream soon.

Titles, Release dates, & Where to Watch

You can watch the following 11 titles on the Viaplay US and Viaplay UK streaming services. Viaplay US is available via Amazon’s Prime Video Channels, The Roku Channel, Xfinity, XUMO, and Sling TV. Viaplay UK is available via Prime Video Channels.

Max Verstappen: Off the Beaten Track (3 episodes) – Monday, Oct. 14

Max Verstappen: Master of the Track (22×2’) – Monday, Oct. 14

Max’s Machine – Monday, Oct. 21
F1 Talks – Monday, Oct. 21
F1 2023: Champion Becoming a Legend – Monday, Oct. 28

Champion Becoming a Legend

Champion Becoming a Legend
Champion Becoming a Legend (Credit: Viaplay)

Lion UnleashedSeasons 1-3 – Monday, Nov. 18

Near Perfect – Monday, Nov. 25
Picture Perfect – Monday, Nov. 25
Anatomy of a Champion – Monday, Nov. 25

Behind the Scenes

Nick Hoedeman is the director of Anatomy of a Champion and Off the Beaten Track. He has had the opportunity to film Max from close quarters over many years. Hoedeman said, “Mostly I did the filming myself. Max is not a fan of camera crews, so we looked at how to keep it as small and compact as possible, so that Max feels relaxed. I think that’s also the only way to really make it something different from what you’ve already seen with him.”

He added, “I think for a lot of people the insight you get into his life answers the question of why Max acts as he does. He is ‘what you see, is what you get’, something that is quite tricky for a film director. But it’s also really what it is. That does make him a very pure person and you’re going to see that very well. Everyone has been very open and honest.”

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