S1 E1: First Radical Race in Real Life
Suellio climbs into a Radical for the first time. Nerves, learning fast, qualifying pressure, and two races prove sim skills help-but real life hits harder.
30 minutes
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Sim to Grid follows elite sim racer and coach Suellio Almeida as he takes his talent off the simulator and onto the track in pursuit of a professional racing career. As virtual skill meets real-world speed, real — no reset, no do-overs.
Suellio climbs into a Radical for the first time. Nerves, learning fast, qualifying pressure, and two races prove sim skills help-but real life hits harder.
30 minutes
Suellio enters the championship environment for real. The speed, precision, and intensity of professional racing redefine what it takes to survive the season.
33 minutes
At Barber, the racing turns physical and relentless. Suellio faces the aggression head-on, learning that in real life, respect is earned at full speed.
32 minutes
The most pivotal weekend of the season opens with pressure and doubt. Suellio hunts for a breakthrough at Road America, where every lap decides belief or collapse.
39 minutes
Street racing leaves no margin. In Toronto, Suellio races inches from the walls, where one mistake ends the weekend-and the championship momentum with it.
31 minutes
The championship fight reaches Sonoma. Suellio faces elite drivers and team strategy, and Race 1 ends with the season's most dangerous question still unanswered.
30 minutes
The final race is a pressure test at maximum speed. One start, one set of decisions, one finish line-where the championship is either won or lost.
32 minutes
After the U.S. title, Suellio steps onto the F1 circuit at Yas Marina in more powerful machinery. New pace, new risks, and a global-level reality check.
35 minutes
The season slows down to reveal the human stakes. Suellio spends a day with the rival at the center of the fight, reframing what the championship cost them both.
33 minutes
After the championship, Suellio reveals the real edge-the preparation shift that unlocked speed no one could explain until the season was already won.
28 minutes