Cycling fans, mark your calendars—Netflix has officially announced a powerful new sports documentary for 2025 titled “Wheels in Motion,” centered on the life and meteoric rise of Slovenian cycling sensation Tadej Pogačar.
From his humble beginnings in the small town of Komenda, Slovenia, to becoming a two-time Tour de France champion and one of the most dominant forces in modern cycling, Pogačar’s story is one of grit, discipline, and sheer brilliance. The documentary aims to go beyond the yellow jerseys and podium finishes to reveal the man behind the machine—his struggles, triumphs, and the unshakable drive that propelled him to the pinnacle of the sport.
Produced by Netflix Sports in collaboration with the creators of Formula 1: Drive to Survive, “Wheels in Motion” will feature exclusive interviews with Pogačar, his coaches, family members, rivals, and cycling legends. The documentary promises an unfiltered, inside look at his training routines, mental battles, and the pressure of performing on the world stage—all while maintaining the humility and joy that have made him a fan favorite worldwide.
“We’re thrilled to bring Tadej’s incredible journey to a global audience,” said executive producer Daniel Richter. “His story isn’t just about winning races—it’s about the spirit of perseverance and what it takes to chase greatness in one of the world’s most grueling sports.”
The film will also spotlight pivotal moments in his career, including his dramatic 2020 Tour de France victory, his ongoing battles with rival Jonas Vingegaard, and his pursuit of greatness in the cycling classics.
Early reactions from fans and sports insiders alike have been overwhelmingly positive, with many already calling it one of the most anticipated sports documentaries of the year. Social media buzz continues to grow under the hashtag #WheelsInMotion2025, with fans excited to see the soft-spoken star’s story come to life on screen.
As Netflix gears up for a 2025 release, one thing is clear: “Wheels in Motion” will be a must-watch for cycling enthusiasts and newcomers alike—a moving portrait of one of the sport’s most compelling figures.
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