NASCAR Update: William Byron Teases Possible Lego-HMS Partnership After NASCAR: Full Speed’s Hobby Reveal

Daytona 2024 winner William Byron has a fascinating hobby that might surprise you. When he’s not racing at breakneck speeds, reaching up to 195 mph, he channels his analytical mindset into a rather unexpected pastime: building LEGOs. HMS’s #24 driver does not look at it as a mere hobby, this is a part of him that sets him apart from the rest. Building things from scratch might be something that intrigues him.

However, Byron did not even realize what was awaiting if his passion and enthusiasm decided to collaborate. Thanks to NASCAR’s documentary on Netflix and the whirlwind media tour post-Daytona, many people are aware of this hobby of Byron. This might have led to a spark of interest between the LEGO Group and HMS for possible collaboration. The 26-year-old did not rule it out either.

A possible union that might work wonders for William Byron

A potential merger between them would mean that William Byron would finally get to ride in his beloved Lego car models himself. He hinted that they are working on the process to make that a reality. Byron added that LEGO’s unique designs fascinate him, and he has some ideas that might be revolutionizing the sport. Gathering enough experience in building LEGO models, he intends to work on the car designs himself.

“Yeah, I mean we’re working on it, for sure,” said William Byron. “I’d love to have a LEGO car out there. I think they do so many unique things with that design. Certainly, still going to build.. need to work on my next project here soon. I have some ideas. They are going to send me quite a few sets, so that’ll be nice. No more eBay.. I usually go on eBay and get the LEGO sets because they’re backordered.” 

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Though the news is not confirmed yet, it is certain that the HMS is having some ground-level talks with the Denmark-based company. This might as well serve as a gift to Byron for his famous Daytona victory.

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Byron’s obsession with LEGO!

William Byron’s captivating hobby came to light in the final episode of ‘NASCAR Full Speed, a Netflix documentary. He compared the muscle movement of his hands while building LEGO models to driving cars in superspeedways. He also made a guest appearance on an episode of LEGO Masters on Fox, providing his opinion and feedback to the contestants.

To this date, Byron has made endless race cars, NASA spacecraft, and the 53-inch long Titanic model, the largest model in LEGO ever. It seems like his girlfriend Eric Blaney ignited a fire within him when she introduced him to the LEGO building.

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At the same time, this activity serves as a solace to William Byron. It works as an excellent source of distraction and Byron works on them to put his mind off racing. The collaboration, if carried out, can work wonders for both parties indeed. Are you excited to see LEGO car designs paving their way to NASCAR’s tracks?