Terry Crews to host new 18-part Cadillac F1 Team YouTube series
Cadillac has announced "Crews Control", an 18-episode YouTube series hosted by Terry Crews that will explore TWG Motorsports’ racing portfolio across F1, IndyCar and NASCAR
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The Cadillac Formula 1 team has announced an 18-episode YouTube series, Crews Control, hosted by actor and team ambassador Terry Crews.
The new series, which is produced by the team behind Netflix's Drive to Survive, Box to Box Films, will follow Crews as he shares a behind-the-scenes look at TWG Motorsports' motorsport portfolio across F1, the IndyCar Series and NASCAR.
The series will debut on YouTube on 5 May and the teaser trailer is available now.
TWG Motorsports CEO Dan Towriss explained: "TWG Motorsports was built on a singular belief that motorsport has unmatched power in sport and culture, and its best stories are still waiting to be told.
"Crews Control brings that to life — a can’t-miss journey anchored by the Cadillac Formula 1 Team and extending across many series we compete in, told through one of entertainment’s most compelling voices."
Crews became a team ambassador for the Cadillac F1 team ahead of its debut in the championship in 2026.
Crews added: "Motorsport is the biggest world most Americans have never stepped inside — and I’m about to change that. This isn’t just one series; it’s an entire universe.
"Crews Control isn’t about lap times and standings. It’s about the culture, the obsession, and the people who live and breathe it. I’m bringing America into a world that’s faster, louder, and more alive than they ever imagined."
Paul Martin, CEO of Box to Box Films, also said: "Collaborating with Terry on Crews Control allowed us to build a series around his irresistible curiosity and commanding presence.
"He doesn't simply observe racing — he connects deeply with engineers, drivers and fans, uncovering the human stories at the heart of the Cadillac Formula 1 Team and TWG Motorsports. The result is cinematic and precise, grounded in real emotion, and unmistakably Terry: funny, earnest and relentlessly curious."
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