We’ve witnessed Keanu Reeves engage in a variety of roles, from wielding gᴜns and racing across the globe to demonstrating his physical prowess. However, in his latest endeavor, he takes on the role of a narrator, leaving the risky stunts to someone else. The man deserves some rest, after all.

Reeves lends his voice to ‘Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story,’ Hulu’s newest sports docuseries that revisits the remarkable underdog tale of 2008. Given Reeves’ well-known passion for speed, he is the ideal storyteller for this narrative. In the trailer, Reeves remarks that the story of Brawn GP “barely seems believable,” emphasizing his suitability for the task.

The documentary includes race footage and interviews with key figures, including team owner Ross Brawn, former F1 executive Bernie Ecclestone, and champion Jenson Button.

The official description highlights the series as a gripping four-part saga in Formula 1 history, hosted by Keanu Reeves, providing exclusive insights from racing legends and showcasing on-and-off-track drɑmɑ.

In 2008, Honda’s racing team faced administration, leading to an unprecedented collaboration among their rivals to resurrect the team, now rebranded as Brawn GP, under Ross Brawn’s leadership. Everything seemed perfect until they realized they had unintentionally created a formidable competitor.

Mark your calendars for November 15th when the series will be available on Disney+ and Hulu. Watch the captivating trailer above.