Never without a new idea, livery designer Sean Bull took his modern artistic skills and applied them to an F1 fragment from the past.

Sean took a vintage Bell helmet from the 1970s and visualised how it would look for each driver once painted with their current lid design.

In most cases, he went for a clean motif, void of any sponsorship presence, with designs and colors representative of a driver's original helmet livery.

Browse through the impressive collection of lids in the gallery.

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