This weekend's French Grand Prix is a second home race of sorts for Charles Leclerc, and it's a round of racing that warrants a special helmet livery.
Leclerc has revived his original lid design that he sported during his karting days, when he was a young charger just chasing a dream at his locak karting track, helped by his 'big brother' Jules Bianchi who was always on hand to offer his support.
"After 19 years I’m bringing back my first design from when I started karting not far from here," wrote Leclerc on Instagram.
"I remember when I drew the design Spider-Man was on TV and I tried my best to make it look like his web. I've got many great memories from this part of my life, it’s going to be special wearing this again tomorrow ❤️"
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