The feature documentary project was announced by Apple in March of last year. It will entail a film crew shadowing the seven-time world champion both in the F1 paddock and in his personal life. This and archive footage will be spliced alongside high-profile interviewees.
While details thereafter are scarce, it is known that the behind-the-scenes programme will be produced by Hamilton, sports and media talent manager Penni Thow - who has been working with Hamilton since early 2021 - as well as Box to Box Films and One Community.
Hamilton says he hopes that the final production can replicate the example set in 1992 by the 52-minute documentary ‘Racing Is In My Blood’, which shadowed the life of three-time champion Senna.
As is expected with the contemporary Apple TV project, that film tracked Senna - who was then a McLaren driver - through his early life, initial karting success and F1 breakthrough with Toleman.
It was also noted for offering a rare glimpse into the Brazilian’s home life in Brazil.
Hamilton said of progress with his production: “My documentary along with Apple, it feels different. It feels strange having a camera following you around.
“It's about my life. It's about my career and the journey to where I am with the hope really of doing what Ayrton's Senna Documentary did for me as a kid.
Source: Autosport