Hadjar's 'My Road To Red Bull' Doc Charts Karting to F1
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- Isack Hadjar is the subject of a three-part documentary series titled 'My Road To Red Bull,' produced by TOD Studios for beIN Media Group, a major F1 broadcaster in the MENA and APAC regions
- beIN Media Group will distribute the series on its streaming platform TOD across the MENA region and Türkiye, and on beIN Sports channels across MENA and APAC
- Hadjar's episode structure covers: his rise from karting to an F1 debut at the Australian Grand Prix (cut short by a formation lap crash), his recovery and on-track results, and his move to Oracle Red Bull Racing
- Hadjar, a 21-year-old French-Algerian driver, said the doc aims to show 'not just the highs, but the tougher moments too' and inspire young fans to find their own path into motorsport
- Richard Verow, Chief Sports Officer at beIN Media Group, said the series highlights 'the determination required to reach the pinnacle of Formula 1' and brings the journey to a global audience
Why it matters: beIN Media Group is investing in an exclusive documentary tied to a 21-year-old driver still early in his Red Bull tenure, betting that Hadjar's French-Algerian background and comeback narrative resonate with MENA and APAC audiences. For Hadjar, the series is a chance to reframe the Australian GP formation lap crash — a moment of immediate scrutiny — as the start of a resilience story rather than a career-defining mishap.
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