George Russell, Mercedes F1 W15, Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes F1 W15, Lando Norris, McLaren MCL38, Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB20, the rest of the field at the start
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The Autosport Awards is continuing its long-standing support of the Grand Prix Trust with a silent auction, which will conclude at the awards taking place at the Roundhouse on 29 January.
The Trust, chaired by ex-Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports F1 commentator Martin Brundle, helps put individual lives back together if somebody falls on hard times after finishing a career within the industry, or if they require medical help.
As always, the fundraiser will include an array of unique experiences, many of which are donated by F1 teams and the championship itself.
Available this year are paddock hospitality tickets for the British Grand Prix with various teams, as well as factory tours and memorabilia.
So what are some of the items that are available?
Red Bull, Mercedes, McLaren and Aston Martin - Factory tours
All four teams are offering tours of their respective factories, which give a unique insight into the processes that lead to success on track.
McLaren - Race weekend for two
The chance to attend either the Spanish, Hungarian or Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a paddock guest of McLaren, hosted in the team hub with the offer of a guided tour of the garage.
Prodrive - VIP tour for four
A behind-the-scenes look at an outfit with four decades of experience, taking you into the heart of an operation that has innovated far past the motorsport sector.
2023 Lewis Hamilton race suit
The race suit that was worn by Lewis Hamilton during final practice for the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix and FP2 at that year’s Canadian Grand Prix.
Lando Norris signed helmet
A full-sized replica crash helmet signed by McLaren's Lando Norris.
Valtteri Bottas signed race boots
Worn race boots that are signed by 10-time grand prix winner Valtteri Bottas, donated by Sauber.
To find out more about what is available or to make a bid, visit the Grand Prix Trust auction site.
Source: Autosport