Theဣ Red Bull F1 driver revealed his updated de🀅sign, which features more gold instead of red on his usual predominantly-white helmet, in a social media post on Thursday. 

Verstappen also debuꦜted the #🌟1 he will sport for his title defence in 2022, while the helmet also incorporates a single gold star to signify his maiden championship. 

“As you can see, it features a bit m💦ore gold,” Verstappen said. 

“The lion [on top] is now fully in gold and of course I now have the ♊nu♒mber one, on the back spoiler. 

“I decided not really to change the design a lot, bu෴t change the colours a little bit. So it’s not basically fully gold everywhere. I also asked for a little star on the back, for my championship win.

"With all the small upgrades and the gold, I think my 2022 he𓄧lmet looks coo♌ler!”

Going gold in 2022 The ch𓂃am🍸pion has a shiny new lid for this season

— Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing)

Verstappen won 10 races on his way to beating Lewis Hamilton to the world title in a controversial coꦯnclusion at last year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 

The day after his title success, Verstappen confirmed he would switch his #33 for the #1 t༺hat is reserved for the reigning world champion. 

“Yeah, I will run it,” he replied when asked by ltxcn.top if he would use #1. 

“How 𝓰many times can you do that? I don’t knowౠ, maybe it’s the only time I can in my life.

“I think♓ it’s the best number out there. I will definitely p🧸ut it on the car.”