Meanwhile, Qin Miao, who has been using a white porcelain helmet design all year, finally decided to bring out his first special edition helmet of the year at the Japan Grand Prix.
Many fans who love collecting Qin Miao's miniature helmets watched as other drivers cycled through four or five, even seven or eight helmet designs over the year. Qin Miao, in his over a year of professional career, had used only four different helmets before the start of the Japanese Grand Prix.
After all this time, they had only managed to collect four helmets, and Qin Miao's helmet display case naturally looked quite empty.
Now, upon learning that Qin Miao was releasing a new helmet, they were all overjoyed, spreading the news as if it were the New Year.
This week, the special edition helmet Qin Miao brought features many elements from the Tang Dynasty. The helmet is an overall dark yellow, adorned with pavilions, Tang Sancai pottery, and many portraits characteristic of the Tang era.
