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Lando Norris will start his 150th Formula 1 race in Las Vegas this weekend, running a special helmet created with artist Werner Bronkhorst.
The design marks the milestone and broadens Norris’s fan engagement, linking McLaren’s title push with a prominent showcase on the Strip.
It anchors the Art in Motion pop-up and the LN x WB Concept Store at Wynn Las Vegas, featuring Bronkhorst’s work and limited apparel.

Store hours run 10 a.m.–10 p.m. daily through Saturday, with a 7 p.m. close on race day to accommodate pre-event operations.
Bronkhorst’s bold colours and textured motifs inform a helmet that references key moments from Norris’s first 149 starts.
Norris views the piece as a personal marker and a way to connect his career narrative with supporters at a flagship venue.
Sporting context matters. Las Vegas is round 22 of 2025, part of a triple-header finale on the same high-speed street circuit as last year.

The layout rewards straight-line efficiency, braking stability, traction, and tyre warm-up in cool conditions, areas that exposed McLaren last time.
Norris enters with a 24-point advantage over teammate Oscar Piastri, putting intra-team execution under the spotlight across the closing triple-header.
Recent form in Mexico and Brazil supports optimism, but Vegas carries unique risks from track evolution, traffic, and variable evening temperatures.
Maximising practice learning and locking in a robust parc fermé baseline will shape McLaren’s weekend ceiling.
Norris cites the energy of the US crowd and the spectacle of racing down the Strip as motivation, without distracting from execution.
As a symbol, the helmet captures the journey to 150. As a weekend, the focus is relentless: points, clean sessions, and a controlled push to the flag.
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“Reaching 150 races is massive. Mixing art and racing makes this milestone even more memorable for me—and for all the fans.”
– Lando Norris

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