Rachel

Yeah.

Maybe that's why.

That's kind of it.

They're presented as the protagonists of Red Bull.

He really benefited from this, again, what we were talking about, from showcasing active athletes in their sport.

He was shown in such a good light and he got so many new fans from this.

It did wonders for his PR career while at the same time his racing career sort of went down the drain.

Rachel, yes.

A different Rachel.

Another Rachel?

Another Rachel.

There's many.

Oh, all right.

Here's one of them.

The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders series is definitely an eye-opening watch.

And you also come away with the sense that these girls are not being adequately compensated for the amount of training that they do.

The show, it really highlights how valuable the cheerleaders are to the Dallas Cowboys in terms of generating profit.

But at the same time, it's made clear that these girls are seeing precious little of this profit themselves.

There's a lot of talk about how it's an honour and a privilege to serve as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and that they do it for that sense of pride.

I would say no, because and I'm going to tangentially link this to something like the Six Nations documentary in that the reason why F1 does so well is because it takes you over a whole season.