Charles Leclerc unveiled this weekend at Paul Ricard a superb special helmet that pays a heartfelt tribute to his two late mentors: his father Hervé and his surrogate big brother Jules Bianchi.
Both are sorely missed by the Ferrari driver who relied on their support and guidance to advance on his journey to the pinnacle of motorsport.
Leclerc's lid features a patchwork of pictures depicting is early days in the sport, when Hervé Leclerc and Jules Bianchi were ever-present alongside the young hopeful to spur him on through the ranks of karting and through his formative years in single-seater racing.
Today, there is no doubt that both Hervé and Jules are looking down at Charles from the heavens with an immense sense of pride.
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