A small piece of Kimi Antonelli’s Formula 1 career history was acquired for a high value. A card, with a race-worn patch by the Italian, was sold at auction for $201.910.
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This is Antonelli’s highest-value trading card, in addition to being the seventh most expensive in Formula 1 history.
At the start of the 2026 season, the Mercedes driver has enjoyed great performance, winning two races and taking the lead in the standings. With this, his autograph has quickly gained value in the market.
Thus, the sale of the ‘2025 Topps Dynasty F1 Kimi Antonelli Autographed Race-Worn Glove Patch Card’ became the most valuable for a Mercedes driver.
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The most expensive sale in Topps F1 trading card history was Lewis Hamilton’s from 2020, which was valued at over $1 million and was purchased in December 2024. “I mean, it’s quite crazy. I never thought this would be the case,” he said at the time of the sale.
JUST SOLD: This Kimi Antonelli 1-of-1 race-worn patch autograph fetched $201,910 at auction last night, making it the most expensive Antonelli card ever.
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It’s also the 7th-most expensive F1 card of all time 🤯
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