Four-time world champion Max Verstappen is taking on 100 drivers in a unique go-karting event at Silverstone, and you can follow the latest updates here on ESPN.
The Red Bull driver will have 30 laps to try and pass every single driver in his latest challenge away from Formula 1.
All the action is being streamed live globally on ESPN on Disney+, with the race starting at 6 p.m. -- following an hour-long build-up show.
In the U.S., Max vs 100 will also air on the ESPN App for Unlimited subscribers before a delayed ESPN2 broadcast later that day.
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Those competing are a mixture of athletes, content creators, streamers and other personalities from around the world, all with the same goal of keeping Verstappen behind.
Every kart is identical. The complete weight, including driver and kit, must reach 85kg, meaning ballast will be added to karts which do not reach the total, levelling out the field.
The list includes streamers Pieface, Caedrel and TheDonato, ultrarunner Arda Saatçi, basketball shooting phenomenon Chris "Lethal Shooter" Matthews, and 2019 Love Island winner Amber Gill.
"A hundred is a lot, you know, but I think how they've set up the track from what they've shown me, I think it will be good," Verstappen told ESPN. "But it's still going to be hectic, for sure."
Asked if he had any tactics of how to approach the race, he added: "I think I first need to understand and see the level between drivers. "I also don't like to overthink the situation. I just need to go with the flow and try to make the best of it.
"I'm hoping that with my background, I should be faster than most. I hope! I mean, it would be quite embarrassing if they're faster than me!"
Max vs 100 is taking place on Sept. 16, and will be shown live globally on ESPN on Disney+.