When you travel the world covering the sport of Formula One, there is plenty of downtime in foreign lands. So why not take the opportunity to make a Beastie Boys parody video? That's exactly what NBC pit reporter (and former AA Podcast guest) Will Buxton did with the series in Japan this week. According to my sources (because I've never seen a Beastie Boys video in my life), this is a decent attempt at a parody, complete with toy robots and ridiculous late 90s hand motions. Seriously, just spend 2 minutes attempting late 90s music video hand thrusts, it'll make your day that much better.
Well done, Will. Now if we can just get Dr. Jerry Punch to do a Backstreet Boys parody then the racing world will never be the same.
H/T AutoWeek

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