McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne has unveiled a special helmet design that he will use this weekend, at his home Formula 1 race.
Vandoorne will compete in his first F1 race on home soil in Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix, and will run a new helmet design to commemorate the occasion.
The 2015 GP2 champion is currently racing in his rookie F1 season, and made a one-off appearance in 2016 to replace the injured Fernando Alonso at the Belgian GP.
He finished 10th on his debut in Bahrain, but has suffered a tough first part of the 2017 season with the troubled McLaren team, only scoring his first point just before the summer break in Hungary.
TWEET: Vandoorne reveals special helmet design for home race
Vandoorne heads to Spa-Francorchamps this weekend to compete in his home race for the first time, and the special helmet design features the colours of the Belgian flag.
It also includes key moments from his racing career so far, going through his time in karting to his success in junior categories, all the way up to F1.
See more photos of the helmet design below.
