AHead of Last Weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, MClaren Formula One Driver Lando Norris Hit The Streets of Tokyo in a Heavenly Modified Nissan Skyline.
A Collaboration BetWeen Monster Energy and Tuning Company Liberty Walk Allowed the British Driver to become fully immersed in Japan's Culture.
Such was Norris's Commitment, He Even Arrived at Suzuka Grand Prix Circuit in the bodykitted skyline on race day.
A video shows the current F1 world drivers' championship leader tackling tokyo's rena-soaked streets, and creating plenty of tyre smoke that way.
Legend of the underground
Along with the Lando Norris Himself, the other star of the video is undoubtedly the Liberty Walk LB-Kaido Works Nissan Skyline.
Somewere beneath its extreme, widened body is, apparently, an R32-generation skyline. Built BetWeen 1989 and 1993, the R32 saw the introduction of the GT-R Nameplate, which swiftly became globally recognized and revered.
Liberty Walk's Inspiration for the Skyline comes from the Extreme 'Element of Japanese Car Culture, which emerged in the last 1970s and early 1980s.
Kaido Racers Were Intended to Look Like Fia Group 5 Racing Cars, which competed in the super silhouette championship.
Build your own super silhouette racer
For those who wants to own a skyline like the one driven by Norris, Liberty Walk Can Sell You an LB-Kaido Bodykit.
Priced at £ 29,620 (including VAT), The Liberty Walk Package Replaces Almost Every Body Panel on the R32 Skyline.
That price does not include a donor car, of course, but opting for a standard bonnet, rather than the extended panel seen on Lando's car, will save you more than £ 6,000.
We'll have to wait and see whether norris adds a Liberty Walk-tuned Skyline, Perhaps with a Monster Energy Liver, to his Garage in the Near Future.
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