Fans of reality TV series have been excited to know when the upcoming series 100 Days To Indy will be available for the viewers to stream. 100 Days To Indy is an upcoming reality series by award-winning Vice World News. The fan’s wait for the reality to premiere is over, with The CW giving the green light for the series to premiere for the audience to stream.
The CW Network has announced the release date for their upcoming reality series. Patrick Dimon is the director of the series, while Helio Castroneves wrote the series. The series is produced by Falguni Lakhani, Patrick Dimon, and Jonathan Jordan under the Penske Entertainment production company.
The CW series will follow behind the scenes of the motor racers before their race. The participants of the show include Marcus Ericsson, Josef Newgarden, Helio Castroneves, Christain Lundgaard, Colton Herta, and Pato O’Ward. The show will be a limited series that will follow the drivers and their hard work closely before the race for great awards.
The reality genre mixed with cars gives the audience something to look forward to. A combination of both is something that is loved by millions of people. The racer’s contract offered $910,000 in guaranteed prize money. The viewers will need to watch the episodes of the series to see who will emerge as the winner of the series. The series will be full of adventure in an emotional storytelling way.
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100 Days To Indy- Premise
The series will revolve around the six participants’ behind the scene before the race for their signature win. The series will take the audience into the driver’s seat for unprecedented access to the top NTT Indy Car series. The long-standing rivalry between the participants will begin to unfold at the opening of the race as each of them will try to give their best.
The series 100 Days To Indy is about the road race to the Indianapolis 500 Miles Race. The series’ prime focus will be on Helio Castroneves as he eyes the trophy for the fifth time. The series will show the hard work the racers put in before their competition. The series captures the powerful stories of these incredible drivers as they compete on the death-defying level of speed for the best man to make his name in history.
The series focus will also be on Marcu Ericsson as he hopes to repeat his win from the last year. The series will shed light on the risks of the sport, the training for the race, and the hopes of the spouses of these racers to see their loved ones win while making it out safely. The first episode will go through the introduction of these drivers and their cars. It will follow Josef, Scotty Mac, and Marcus, and most of the episode is off-track, and the last 10 minutes of the race.
His personality is revealed to be of a goofy dad and a caring husband. Ashley, his wife’s side, also gets revealed to the audience. Ashley reveals what he feels about being the wife of a racer.
100 Days To Indy Episode 1 Release Date
100 Days To Indy Episode 1 will be premiering on 27 April 2023, for the views to stream via CW Netwok at 9:00 P.M. [E.T.] for the fans residing outside of the U.S. The channel has not revealed the exact number of episodes in the series, but it is speculated to be six-part series.
The series’ fans will need to check their timings to catch the latest episode of the upcoming show if residing outside of the U.S.
- For people in the U.K. – 1:00 A.M.[G.M.T] On April 28, 2023, Friday
- For people in India – 6:30 A.M. [I.S.T] On April 28, 2023, Friday
- For people in Japan – 10:00 A.M.[J.S.T] On April 28, 2023, Friday
- For people in Korea – 10:00 A.M. [K.S.T.] On April 28, 2023, Friday
- For people in Canada – 6:00 P.M.[P.S.T.] On April 27, 2023, Thursday
100 Days To Indy Episode 1: Streaming Guide
The reality show will be available for the audience to stream via The CW Network. Currently, the show will only be available on the CW Channel. Fans might need to use VPN to access the show. A subscription to the CW Network costs $69.99 – $82.99 monthly.
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