Sabrina Carpenter

They also show up in the film in cameos.

And a really neat stat here is that when this DCOM first came out, 25% of drag racers were women.

And now today, it is 50%.

Half of all drag racers are women.

And as usual, this movie is available to stream on Disney+, whether you decide to turn off the podcast right now to watch or decide to listen to us first.

That's not really any of our business.

To be honest, we're kind of offended that you even asked us to be involved in the process.

Have some boundaries, for Christ's sake.

And now let's get into the very fun cast.

There are some really recognizable names up top, which is always fun, and a reason that this one is still talked about.

But first, before the big race, let's participate in a little time trial we call a synopsis.

Sisters Erica and Courtney Enders break barriers in the male-dominated world of drag racing, but as family tensions rise and competition intensifies, the young girls must prove their talent, resilience, and belief in themselves to succeed on and off the track.

Sabrina, let's push the pedal to the metal here.

What are your early thoughts?

What did you think of the film?

I kind of feel the same way.

This to me is the ultimate model of a DCOM based on a true story, sports related, probably better than double teamed.

Like, so I was good.

I agree.

Old school Disney kind of concept.