Renowned television host and actor Terry Crews has once again won the hearts of his audience, this time by reenacting one of the most iconic scenes of his 2004 comedy White Chicks. The 57-year-old recently partnered with Max Verstappen, among other fan-favorite F1 drivers, to recreate the said sequence, drawing amusing reactions from social media users.
Terry Crews pulls off iconic scene with F1 stars
On November 23, after the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, the Brooklyn Nine-Nine alum surprised the three podium finishers. This included Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, McLaren’s Lando Norris, and Mercedes’ George Russell. He took them on a ride in a custom-made 418,000 LEGO brick pink 1950s Cadillac.
During the drive, Verstappen jokingly said, “I think it’s time for a song,” causing Terry Crews to break into Vanessa Carlton’s “A Thousand Miles.” The track is famously featured in the 2004 movie White Chicks.
The veteran actor sang the first few lyrics of the song, as he did in the movie, accompanied by his iconic head tilt. Meanwhile, the F1 drivers laughed while sitting at the back. The video, shared by Formula 1’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, has since gone viral. Fans are specifically praising Crews for his impeccable humor in the comment section.
“This was why I came on the internet today,” wrote one X user. Another F1 fan highlighted how Verstappen could claim this year’s title with a win at Las Vegas. They stated, “Can sing the same song post race, Max making his way to championship.”
A third user noted, “Max: ‘I never listen to music’ Verstappen. Turns his head to the left and sings literally this song along with Terry, lmao, I love Terry, every time he’s at a race he’s always enthusiastic and enjoys being there, great guy.”
Meanwhile, a fourth user pointed out a latter development of the race, which saw Norris and his McLaren teammate and fellow title contender, Oscar Piastri, get disqualified. They wrote, “Turns out 3 of those 4 are happy.”
With Norris and Piastri’s disqualification, Max Verstappen was able to shorten the point gap in this year’s driving standings. As of writing, Norris leads the charts with 390 points, while Piastri and Verstappen closely trail him at 366 points.
Originally reported by Apoorv Rastogi on Mandatory.
