In a lively event that captured the attention of fans, actor Terry Crews drove a unique, giant pink Cadillac made from LEGO bricks at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The car, which was built from over 418,000 LEGO bricks, is a representation of classic American automotive design, and was showcased in the paddock area of the racing venue. Crews, known for his enthusiasm and strong LEGO fandom, not only transported the top three finishers — Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, and George Russell — to their post-race interviews but also provided entertainment along the way. During the ride, he reenacted a memorable scene from the 2004 comedy film 'White Chicks', singing Vanessa Carlton’s hit song 'A Thousand Miles', which added humor and spectacle to the moment. This event was part of a new multi-year partnership between Formula 1 and the LEGO Group, aimed at providing fans with engaging experiences related to the sport. Crews' performance and the playful nature of the event highlighted the collaboration's intentions to attract fans and enhance the Formula 1 experience. Not only did this spectacle serve as promotion for both brands but also aligned with Cadillac's upcoming participation in Formula 1, showcasing the luxury vehicle's creative appeal in the motorsport world. The Las Vegas Grand Prix has quickly become a major event in the F1 calendar, fostering unique collaborations such as this one.