Lando Norris Unveils Jaw-Dropping Custom Nissan Skyline R32 at Japanese Grand Prix
In a move that left the Japanese Grand Prix paddock in awe, Lando Norris stole the show by rolling up to Suzuka in a jaw-dropping custom Nissan Skyline GT-R R32. The McLaren driver, known for his love of cars, teased the customized vehicle in a Tokyo Drift-style trailer on social media before making a grand entrance at the iconic race track.
The modified R32, a collaboration between Liberty Walk and Norris’ media company, Quadrant, boasts a slew of eye-catching features. From an external oil cooler and aftermarket intercooler to an uprated turbo system, this car is a masterpiece of automotive engineering. The exterior is enhanced with an elongated splitter, Kaido racer-inspired front bonnet, wide body kit, aftermarket wheels, and a prominent rear wing. Inside, racing seats, a racing steering wheel, and door bars replace the standard interior, ensuring both style and safety on the track.
Speaking about the project, Norris expressed his passion for cars outside of Formula 1, emphasizing his affinity for vintage vehicles and the uniqueness of the R32 Nissan. He acknowledged the potential illegality of the modifications, adding to the allure of the custom build. The British driver’s collaboration with Liberty Walk and Quadrant resulted in a one-of-a-kind creation that showcases his love for all things automotive.
With its blend of heritage, innovation, and a hint of rebellion, Norris’ custom Nissan Skyline R32 is a true testament to the intersection of art and performance in the world of motorsports. As fans eagerly anticipate his next move both on and off the track, one thing is certain – Lando Norris continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences with his unrivaled passion for cars.
