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British GP charity auction
Every F1 team and driver have again signed the popular collectable ‘StarCards’
Edited: Jul 14, 2016, 5:19 PM
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Celebrating 14 years of fundraising for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity, StarCards kindly supported since 2004 by the Sutton Images are auctioning this year’s collection of Formula One signed GOSH playing cards.
Every team and driver have again signed the popular collectable ‘StarCards’ as well as signing a grid photo in support of the auction. By bidding fans can show their support for current world champion Lewis Hamilton, team mate Nico Rosberg or their favourite driver from the 2016 world championships.
The auction will be held at www.starcards.org starting at 21.00 (GMT) on the 7th July finishing ten days later on Tuesday 17th July. A preview of the items can be viewed here, and directly on Ebay HERE
Paul Brett StarCards founder said: "Thanks to the wonderful team at Sutton Images in 2015 we exceeded the £100k milestone. This year formula one fans around the world are contacting us in advance of the annual charity auction to make sure they don’t miss out on this year’s collection. We are extremely grateful to our Mark Sutton at Sutton Images and all the F1 team press officers who help us every year to obtain the driver signatures and donate their excellent montage images to help us raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity."
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