PREMA IndyCar Docuseries
This project documents PREMA Racing entering American open-wheel racing for the first time.
The series was created from inside the team, embedded across an entire season. It is observational and human-led, focused on people, relationships, and process rather than race coverage or manufactured drama.
The work was released in near real time on YouTube. Episodes aired within days of each race, allowing audiences to follow the team while the season was still unfolding.
The intent was simple. Stay with the team. Let progress and pressure reveal themselves as they happened.
Season Finale · Nashville
The season concludes in Nashville.
The episode captures release rather than result. A long year giving way to celebration. The camera stays close as the team reflects and reconnects.
The finale ends with a shared cultural moment. Robert Shwartzman on stage with Waka Flocka Flame. Not as spectacle, but as a natural extension of where the season led.
Editorial Approach
Access was total, but never exploited.
The series avoids traditional race recaps, heightened drama, and editorial shortcuts. Decisions were guided by restraint and respect for the drivers, the crew, and the brand. Certain moments were intentionally not filmed.
Trust was earned over time. As the season progressed, the camera moved closer by invitation, not force.
Portland shifts focus away from outcomes and toward the team itself.
The episode centers on camaraderie and repetition. Systems under pressure. A group moving together across a long season.
It represents the underlying structure of the series.
This project demonstrates a repeatable model for serialized storytelling at speed.
A format built on trust.
An editorial voice grounded in restraint.
A pipeline designed to deliver consistently without dilution.
Work intended to scale.
