After the Netflix success of Movistar's 'Least Expected Day', and the anticipated Tour de France docuseries, Amazon Prime also invested on this type of content with Soudal-QuickStep going to release a docuseries about their 2022 season campaign.
A released that has yet to be announced but it is know that it will be featured somewhere in 2023 year, "We've been with the team since January, always, all the time – at races, the days before the race, after the race, training camps, meetings, crisis meetings, at home with the riders. Some riders must have thought 'not them again', but I think we've got everything of the past season", stated the head of the production company involved in the series.
"It's hard for riders to have the whole year cameras on your back. Only when they get into bed at night, they are not there. I tried to say to the boys, 'Listen, it will be tough for you but if one day you're older and you have kids and grand kids, you can be proud, and say 'this is what I did in 2022'", said the veteran team boss Patrick Lefevere about the situation of having to be recorded very extensively to the Amazon docuseries about them.
An extended clip was reveled during the team presentation with a focus on 2022 Liège-Bastogne-Liège dramatic with after a bad Flemish classics season, the effects of Alaphilippe's crash, the team's Tour de France and Remco Evenepoel season. Remco will be the start pf the season with a focus specially on his Vuelta a España win and his World championships amazing victory.
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