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NARRATOR: Supercar customizer Yianni

lives life at full throttle.

How accurate is that street?

NARRATOR: He takes incredible cars--

It's gorgeous.

NARRATOR: --and works with his talented crew--

You're a G. You're a G.

NARRATOR: --to give them a unique look.

But the stakes are high--

How can we get this so wrong, man?

NARRATOR: --when you work for demanding clients--

I will be calling you 20 times a day.

NARRATOR: --who expect perfection--

Yes, yes, yes.

NARRATOR: --every time.

That is so sick.

That's why you're the king, bro.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: This time, the team step

into the ring with former world champion boxer David Haye.

Oh, boom.

NARRATOR: Yianni has doubts about the wrap color.

I thought he was going to go black and shuffle it out.

He's not.

NARRATOR: But when a VIP asks him on a jet set day trip--

This is what dreams are made of.

NARRATOR: --old sparring partner Bert has to take

over and run the workshop.

I've just got a feeling that Yian's going to turn

up and moan about something.

NARRATOR: Can Yianni go the distance

and deliver a knockout result for

both his high-profile clients?

Oh, my god.

I'm blown away.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: It's a new day at the unit.

And the team are limbering up for today's arrival.

When I come, I come with the thunder.

NARRATOR: Today's customer is an old friend

of Yianni's, former world heavyweight boxing

champion David Haye.

He's a big wrap fan who always brings his cars to Yianni.

Trusted friend Ruben is delivering this car.

- Ruben, my man. - Yianni.

- How are you? - Very good.

Thank you, mate. How are you?

I'm very well. What's been happening?

Everything's good-- just dropping

this baby off for you today.

David's car?

RUBEN TABARES: Yes. Yes.

Why have you got it?

Because he's busy today.

So I thought I'll drive it in so you can fix it up.

So you're obviously good friends with him

to let you drive his car. RUBEN TABARES: Very good, yeah.

How long have you known him?

About 15 years--

started off as his strength and conditioning coach,

just making sure that he stepped into the ring

as fit and as healthy as possible to knock people out.

So--

You've done a pretty good job then over the years.

Yeah, it's been very good.

Has he told you what he wants done?

We're turning the bottom bit into an ivory color.

And we're leaving the chrome and silver bits as they are.

Oh, OK.

So he wants--

But you and I both know David.

He may change his mind tomorrow.

So, uh, good luck with that one.

Well, I hope he doesn't.

Because if I start wrapping it-- [laughs]

Yeah, I know.

Is David going to pick the car up?

RUBEN TABARES: Yes, he is.

YIANNI: He will pick the car up off of me?

Yeah. YIANNI: OK.

Lovely. OK.

Leave it with me. RUBEN TABARES: Here you go.

- Thank you very much. - Very good.

Thank you. - And I'll see you soon, mate.

Looking forward to the results.

Be good. [music playing]

NARRATOR: This elegant heavyweight combines luxury,

performance, and technology.

It features unique rear-hinged doors for easier

access to the lavish interior.

Its state-of-the-art air suspension

makes for an ultra smooth ride.

And a high-tech night-vision camera spots

potential hazards in the dark.

[music playing]

David's previous car wraps have all been dark.

Pearl white is an unusual color for him.

Yianni briefs the team.

So the Rolls-Royce Wraith is in--

luxury vehicle.

We like these? - Definitely that.

- It's nice. - Mm.

I love this vehicle.

Dream car.

YIANNI: Dream car for you? - [laughs]

OK.

This car belongs to--

- Go on. - --David Haye.

MARK: What, the boxer, yeah? - The boxer.

- Oh, nice. - Wow.

- Who is he? - Who is he?

You don't know who David Haye is?

I know Manny Pacquiao. [laughter]

You know-- of course.

You're Filipino-- of course you would.

David Haye, professional boxer--

world champion as well. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - He's now retired.

So this is his car.

It's two-tone at the moment.

He wants to keep it two-tone.

I personally thought he was going

to go black and stealth it out.

MARK: Mm.

He's not.

So the lower half is going to be wrapped in, like, a pearl white.

That sounds borderline wedding car, no?

I'm not sure the white with the silver with the chrome--

Chrome to gloss black?

No chrome to gloss black.

They're staying factory.

Shut to returns?

It is shut to returns, yes.

Doors off?

YIANNI: Yeah, doors are--

[laughter]

Does it make your life easier?

A hell of a lot easier, yeah.

I guess we're taking the doors off.

Yeah.

And these are some heavy doors.

OK.

So we just need to make sure that we take our time,

but we still need to do it at super speed.

Yep.

And I want the quality really high.

So no pressure, no stress.

Well, listen, Mike, start stripping.

Yep.

Mark and Mark, get ready to wrap.

- No problem, mate. - Cheers.

- Yeah, thank you. - Cheers.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Mike needs to remove the front grille surround so

that the wrappers can tuck the vinyl around every edge

of the bonnet.

This is more like someone's front room.

I mean, these chairs-- it just feels

like you're sitting in a sofa.

It's like a mini house on wheels.

NARRATOR: First, he has to lower the roller's famous ornament.

So I need to go into the main menu.

And then there's a little section

that says Spirit of Ecstasy.

Click into that.

And then literally I'm just going to press Lower.

And that is going to drop for me.

Now I'm able to open the bonnet and start

stripping the front grille.

NARRATOR: As David wants to shut some returns done,

the wrappers will need unobstructed access

to the body, which means the doors have to come off.

All right.

I've just got to handle this with care.

NARRATOR: Mark and Nicco are ready and waiting,

but Mike still has parts to strip.

Who's here?

You all right, mate?

Yeah, you're getting a bit close.

- Yeah. - Are you starting on that wing?

- Yeah, we-- - Really?

Yeah.

Listen, I'm trying to work through it as quick as possible.

Let me try and get this off.

I'll try and stay out of your way.

[music playing]

On certain Rolls-Royces, you can actually take off panels and see

where someone's actually marked when they were made, possibly

someone's initials.

NARRATOR: Yianni has concerns about the color.

So once the wrap is underway on the first panel,

he plans to contact David and get his final approval.

With the car stripped, Nicco and Mark begin

wrapping the large body panels.

[music playing]

The boss is always keeping an eye on the workshop

through his CCTV system.

Yianni knows David is prone to changing his mind.

He's also concerned the pearl white looks a little soft.

He tries to call his friend to talk the color choice

over one more time.

YIANNI: [sighs] But these lot are flying through David's car.

I've messaged him.

I've called him.

And he's not coming back to me, mate.

He's retired, isn't he?--

living it up, traveling the world.

He's abroad, isn't he?

Yeah, he's still got a phone, though.

Yeah.

No one needs to worry about that.

He's been punched in the head about a million times.

And now he's taking time to relax.

Yeah, I know what you're saying.

But I've got his car here, mate.

So I need him to tell me.

I'm actually looking at his social media

to see if he's posting anywhere, but he's not.

Depending on where he is in the world,

it could be night time. He could be having a kip.

[music playing]

[clatter]

Genius.

Shut up.

What?

NARRATOR: With the day drawing to a close,

Yianni tries to call David one last time.

[phone ringing] [beep]

- David, how you doing, pal? - Not bad.

All is good. All is good.

Mate, where are you?

It's so sunny.

I'm in San Marino, Italy.

Yeah, my son Cassius has got a tennis

camp out here with Bob Brett.

Really?

We used to train, um, Boris Becker.

Oh, fantastic.

Fantastic.

Well, I've got your car in front of me.

So I'm going to flip the camera around.

You ready?

DAVID HAYE [ON PHONE]: Go for it.

Ah, boom.

You like the color, like the pearl white?

Yeah.

YIANNI: And are you happy with the breakup on the two colors?

So obviously, the pearl white is what we've done.

And that's your original color.

DAVID HAYE [ON PHONE]: Yeah, yeah.

I wasn't sure how it was going to look.

That's why I was thinking possibly going

the whole way pearl white.

But with that-- yeah, for sure.

That looks absolutely perfect.

So we'll get the rest of the black done on the car.

Obviously I'll put your doors back on,

unless you don't want no doors.

That could be a new look.

[laughs] See you later.

Bye bye.

Happy-- can't beat that.

Got ahold of David.

Yeah?

Happy days-- pearl white lower half.

Yeah?

And leave the top as it is.

BERT: Cool.

So you cool with that?

You'll deal with it now?

I'll deal with it?

You'll deal with it.

What are you talking about?

I've got to go somewhere.

Where are you going?

Italy-- with one of my customers,

a whale of a customer.

He's seeing some limited edition top-secret Lamborghini

that no one even knows about.

And he's going to buy one.

And he's like, do you want to come with me, have a look at it

before I order one-- get a bit of advice, talk colors.

Obviously, now going to try and get a wrap out of him.

Right. OK.

And he goes, we'll just take the jet.

What jet?

YIANNI: His private jet.

[laughs]

So is this one of those moments

that I can come with you?

No, because there's still panels that need to be wrapped.

They still need to fit the car up.

I don't want any problems when I'm away because you know I

freak out when I'm not at work.

Yes.

OK.

So when are you leaving?

Tomorrow morning.

Oh, that soon?

So that's what I'm saying.

It's all on you, Bert.

But on a level, just don't mess it up.

[laughs] OK.

YIANNI: It's not difficult.

Great advice.

[laughter]

[music playing]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Yianni's design skills are world-renowned,

and he's always in demand with the rich and famous.

So it's early in the morning.

And I'm heading to a private airfield

to meet up with a friend of mine called Enrique.

He's got a private jet.

And we're heading to Italy.

This is going to be a crazy, crazy day.

[laughs] I'm so excited.

I can see the plane.

Oh, my god.

This is what dreams are made of.

[music playing]

Hands up and touch the sky

Yo, yo, we gonna fly tonight

Hands up and touch the sky

Yo

Enrique.

Mate.

My brother, how are you?

I am very happy to see you.

YIANNI: So this plane is unbelievable.

Beautiful day, blue sky.

I'm very happy you're here, my friend.

[laughs] Thank you.

I'm excited as well.

Yeah.

[music playing]

[SINGING] Y'all don't really want it with me

You can tell me now.

I'm so excited.

What are we going to see?

It's a very exclusive car.

Nobody knows the name.

- You know nothing at all? - Nothing.

Top secret.

Oh, my god.

Do you know how many cars they're making?

63.

63 only?

You have to help me choose the color, interior-- everything.

Well, this is going to be special.

[traditional pop music playing]

[record scratch] [hip-hop music playing]

Maserati dreams

Lamborghini schemes

Camouflage my team but never get fatigued

Maserati dream

Lamborghini schemes

YIANNI: So we've just arrived at the factory.

Enrique has just been picked up by the VIP services.

It is so secretive they're stopping the cameras.

And they're taking our phones off us.

NARRATOR: 1,000 miles away, work on the Hayemaker's car

is moving slowly.

The complex front spoiler is giving the wrap brothers

a proper headache as they try and tuck in around the grille.

Bert is watching from his corner,

trying to avoid a sucker punch.

BERT: If I get this right, it looks good on me.

If I get this wrong, I'm going to get battered by David Haye.

So no margin for error on this one.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Nicco and Mark are working on the huge doors

of David Hayes's car.

The boxer has decided he wants all the visible paint covered

in the pearl white vinyl.

Some people-- they make a joint

here to make their life easier.

NARRATOR: Mark and Nicco are highly skilled wrappers and can

achieve a paint-like finish by cutting holes

in the material to fit around the parts that can't be removed.

When the vinyl is heated into place,

there are no visible joints.

This is very complicated, this one.

The Rolls-Royce Wraith has some deep recesses that you

need to make sure are correct.

High-profile sportsman's heart in the front-- need to get done.

No margin for error.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Under the hood of this grand tourer

sits a turbocharged V12.

It can sprint to 62 miles an hour in just 4.6 seconds.

The eight-speed automatic gearbox

is satellite-guided, predicting the right gear for the road

ahead.

[hip-hop music playing]

When the bass go boom--

NARRATOR: In Italy, Yianni has emerged

from the Lamborghini factory.

He may be surrounded by high-performance cars,

but right now there's only one hypercar on his mind.

Oh, my god.

I am blown away.

One of 63-- and today, I got to see it.

NARRATOR: But Lamborghini have sworn everyone to silence.

I wish I could tell you more--

I can't.

[hip-hop music playing] Mind to the wall

Come take a walk with me

Walk and see how I get down

How it all started off

NARRATOR: The prototype they saw was built

around a carbon fiber shell.

And a virtual reality headset was used to visualize the car.

It's time for Yianni to talk colors and spec and maybe

even land a wrap job, too.

She was just clicking the button--

that's blue and white-- clicking a button-- that's brown--

clicking a button-- that's green.

I thought that was amazing.

I like the green, the yellow, the black, the gray.

I can't choose.

What do you think?

There's so many good colors.

For me, because the car is made all of carbon,

I think you need to have some carbon on show.

But I think two colors would be good.

I like the green.

You like the green?

Black interior?

Yes.

What do you think about the stitching?

If you're going to go green outside, to me,

you've got to go green stitching inside so it matches together.

Yeah.

Good idea.

NARRATOR: It's already been a memorable day.

But tomorrow is Yianni's birthday.

Enrique has one more surprise in store.

[dance music playing]

Sorry, I can't put it, the cake feature.

Wow.

Thank you.

[laughs] Thank you.

The cake is amazing.

Who can say they've had a birthday cake on a private jet?

[laughter]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Back in the UK, David Hayes's car is coming together.

Mark and Nicco are wrapping the last panel before Mike

can reassemble the car.

Hello, boys.

Mr. Winklepicker.

You are just in time.

Calling me "winklepicker" gets you nothing.

[laughs] Come, bro.

Don't be like that.

What do you want?

I want you to take a moment out and give us

a hand on this door.

Because it is quite heavy.

But I don't want to damage your nails because I know--

They're manicured as well.

[laughs]

Copy down.

Where are you going?

I'm going over here to supervise.

What? You said you were going to help.

Lift. - Come on, then.

[music playing]

Right.

So Bert, if you could just lower that a little bit-- watch

those nails.

You're swaying around.

--here for a sec.

Have you been drinking?

[drill spinning]

Oh, you lot are the boys.

NARRATOR: Job done.

Bert's off to get another manicure.

And that's a knockout.

[laughs]

Overall, I think it's gone really well--

in fact, I'd probably say too well.

I've just got a funny feeling that Yian's going to turn

up and moan about something.

NARRATOR: Yianni has returned from Italy.

He's keen to get straight back to work

and inspects David Hayes's car.

So I've just got back.

And I've seen David's car.

Bert was in charge.

It looks like a good job.

But the color, for me--

I'm not sure.

Let's hope he likes it when he turns up.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: It's crunch time for the Hayemaker.

He's arrived with his son Cassius.

But will he think the unusual color choice is a winner?

David. Hey.

My man. How are you?

I'm good, mate. I'm good.

All is well.

It's good to see you.

Cassius, how you been?

Good.

You excited? CASSIUS: Yes.

YIANNI: Yeah?

So you're retired now. DAVID HAYE: I am.

Are you just taking it easy?

DAVID HAYE: I'm retired from boxing, not retired from life.

OK.

DAVID HAYE: There's always stuff to do.

There's always, um, things to keep me occupied,

things to keep me busy--

namely, being a father, doing the school

runs in the morning and whatnot.

It's a different type of life for me but one I'm enjoying.

So literally, you're done now.

That's it-- no more, finished. DAVID HAYE: No.

No more boxing.

I-- 27 years as a boxer, 16 years as a professional.

It's a long time to get punched in the face.

It's-- I'm happy with my lot.

Now it's time to pass the knowledge on

and all the experience I've gained to the next generation.

Next-- but you're not a boxer, are you?

No.

YIANNI: Tennis player? - Yeah.

Why not football?

Why tennis?

Because football is a team sport.

And tennis is one on one.

And I like one on ones more.

So hold on. You like one on ones.

Is that because, obviously, when you win, it's all about you?

Yeah. [laughter]

Yeah, I wonder who he takes after.

Take off after your dad, didn't you?

It's in the DNA. It's in the DNA.

OK. So the car's inside.

DAVID HAYE: Yeah.

- You've chose the colors. - I did.

I've known you a little while now.

And I've done cars for you in the past.

It felt a little bit soft.

It's not my usual spec, my aggressive spec.

Yeah.

Changing?

It's for his mom.

It's a treat. - You know what?

DAVID HAYE: It's for his mom, so.

It makes sense. I said it.

And I was like, it just didn't feel right.

Don't get me wrong, it looks good.

I believe it will look nice, particularly when the sun's out.

I think it'll really pop.

So are you ready? CASSIUS: Yeah.

YIANNI: Are you ready?

I'm more than ready. YIANNI: All right.

Wait there.

[ambient music playing]

[engine revving in distance]

[music playing]

Everybody wants to live my life

But they can't

I'm the one and only

Ooh.

I've been around the world

Yes, yes, yes.

Everybody wants to live my life

[clicks teeth] Perfect.

It's exactly-- that's better than I thought it would look,

way, way, way better--

super classy.

The pearl really compliments that sort of gray.

YIANNI: I think it was key that you went pearl.

To me, if you had gone gloss white--

DAVID HAYE: It'd been--

it probably would have been too much.

Yeah.

It was good that you only went with the lower half.

Because you kept the original, the gray silver on the top.

And you kept all the chrome.

Usually, people get rid of all the chrome.

Because the wheels are chrome, you got chrome everywhere.

I think.

I think it works, even with the Spirit of Ecstasy on the front.

DAVID HAYE: Yep, you is 100% right.

Because that looks-- it looks nuts.

So I'm glad I'm not going to get my head punched in.

[laughs] - Definitely not.

Definitely not. For sure, man.

It looks like it was always meant to be like this.

Well, I'm glad you're happy.

David.

[music playing]

Cassius, be good.

I'll see you soon, yeah.

DAVID HAYE: See you soon.

Take it easy.

So I'm very happy with Yianni once again.

He's been doing my cars for many, many years now.

And, uh, he's come representing.

The color combination is absolutely spot on.

We're happy.

Isn't that right?

[laughs]

[rock music playing]

Go

Go

Are you low?

I never know how you're going to be

It's a crazy road I'm on

But you're my destiny

And we're not gonna jumble

So around we go

Around we go

Because we know what we're made of

So around we go

Around we go

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