McLaren has linked up with Amazon Prime for a new multi-part series about the team's preparations for the 2017 Formula 1 season, with the documentary set to be available later in the year.
Documentary-makers followed McLaren across the pre-season period, being given unparalleled behind-the-scenes access, as the team prepared its MCL32 for the new campaign, as well as charting Stoffel Vandoorne's build-up to his first full campaign in Formula 1.
The as-yet-untitled series will be available to over 200 territories on Amazon Prime in autumn 2017.
"At McLaren, we want to showcase and celebrate every element of Formula 1," said McLaren chief Zak Brown.
"We understand and appreciate that Formula 1 fans are always keen for greater levels of access, insight and information, and this series will give them the most intimate and honest access to a modern Formula 1 team that’s ever been seen.
“While we wanted to show the technology and expertise that go into building these machines, we also wanted to show the passion, commitment and effort of the hundreds of people at the McLaren Technology Centre whose efforts take us racing every season.
“Ultimately, Formula 1 is a very human story; and my true hope is that the series successfully captures the honesty and humanity of living, working and racing in Formula 1."
McLaren failed to score a point in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, with Vandoorne finishing as the final classified runner in 13th position, following Fernando Alonso's late retirement.
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