F1 Stars Donate Personal Items for Monaco GP Charity Auction
By Zak Jackson, MonacoViews Editorial
Leclerc, Prost, Gasly and Norris are among the drivers contributing lots to a Formula One for Life auction at the Hermitage on 4 June.
During Monaco Grand Prix week, the Association Antoine Alléno will hold a charity auction at the Hôtel Hermitage on 4 June, bringing together 30 unique lots donated by Formula 1 drivers and personalities. The sale, titled "Formula One for Life", draws direct support from some of the sport's biggest names, including Charles Leclerc, Alain Prost, Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris, each of whom has contributed personal items from their racing careers.
The Association Antoine Alléno was founded in memory of Antoine Alléno, son of three-Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno, who died following a road accident in Paris in 2022. The foundation works to combat drink- and drug-driving, making the timing of this event, set against the backdrop of one of motorsport's most celebrated weekends, particularly pointed.
For residents and visitors in the Principality during race week, the evening at the Hermitage represents a rare opportunity to acquire pieces with genuine provenance from active and former F1 competitors, while supporting a cause with a clear public safety mission. Further details on bidding and attendance are expected through the association's official channels ahead of the 4 June date.