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Kick Sauber’s official launch car from F1 75 Live goes up for auction on F1 Authentics
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The C45 show car used by Kick Sauber during the F1 75 Live season launch event has gone up for auction on F1 Authentics, giving fans a unique opportunity to own a piece of the unprecedented event.
Manufactured by F1 Authentics (run by Memento Exclusives) at headquarters in Motorsport Valley, the show car was produced in partnership with Kick Sauber to be used for the special evening at London’s The O2 on February 18, where the team unveiled their livery for the new campaign.
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Using CAD data and designs – and made using carbon fibre – the car perfectly represents the challenger that will be raced by the team’s new driver line-up of Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto during the 2025 season.
Stefano Battiston, Chief Commercial Officer of Sauber Motorsport, commented: “We are thrilled to offer fans and collectors alike the opportunity to acquire a truly unique piece of F1 history.
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“Collaborating with Memento Exclusives to bring this car to life has been an incredible experience, and their commitment to detail ensures that it embodies the precision and craftsmanship that define Formula 1.
“Through F1 Authentics, we are excited to launch this exclusive auction, giving collectors a rare chance to be part of the fabric of our sport.”
WATCH: Kick Sauber get things going at F1 75 Live with striking livery reveal
With the car having already received numerous bids, fans interested in placing a bid of their own have a little more time, with the auction set to close at 2200 GMT on February 25.
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