Max Verstappen’s race suit from his final appearance at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort will be auctioned for charity, with all proceeds going to Wings for Life to support research into spinal cord injuries.The special race suit was designed specifically for Verstappen’s home event and features a distinctive livery highlighted by bright orange details, reflecting his Dutch heritage and the passionate support he receives from fans at Zandvoort.Signed personally by Verstappen, the suit will be professionally framed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, making it a unique piece of Formula 1 memorabilia.The winning bidder will receive more than just the race suit. As part of the prize, they will be invited to a private tour of the Red Bull Racing Campus, where Verstappen himself will personally hand over the signed memorabilia.The auction comes as the Dutch Grand Prix prepares to leave the Formula 1 calendar, adding further significance to what was Verstappen’s final home race at Zandvoort. The venue has become closely associated with the Red Bull driver, who has enjoyed huge support from the Dutch fans throughout his career.Red Bull Racing Team Principal Laurent Mekies said the team was proud to turn a special piece of Verstappen’s racing history into an opportunity to support medical research.
“Following the extension of Max’s contract, we are proud to auction one of his race suits in support of Wings for Life.This suit was specially designed for Max’s final home Grand Prix at Zandvoort, with the event now leaving the Formula 1 calendar.With 100% of the auction proceeds going directly to Wings for Life, we can turn a unique piece of racing memorabilia into meaningful support for research aimed at finding treatments for spinal cord injuries,” Mekies said.
