Get your own piece of Montreal and help Youth Science Foundation Canada
Intel Grand Prix Charity Auction
In support of science, math and technology education.
The Grand Prix in Montreal, Canada is one of the world's
most exciting races and when it's over, you can still rev up the excitement
by bidding on exclusive and authentic race items signed by Jacques Villeneuve
and other awesome gear - thanks to Intel, Official Corporate Partner of
the BMW Sauber F1 Team.
Items include Jacques Villeneuve's actual race worn racing gloves, a BMW Advanced Driver Training II and Lifestyle Package from BMW Canada, signed team shirts and race caps.
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Authentic BMW Sauber F1 Team T-SHIRT
personally autographed by both team drivers – Jacques
Villenueve and Nick Heidfeld! |
Authentic BMW Sauber F1 Team OFFICIAL
SHIRT personally autographed by both team drivers –
Jacques Villenueve and Nick Heidfeld! |
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Authentic BMW Sauber F1 Team OFFICIAL
CAP personally autographed by both team drivers –
Jacques Villenueve and Nick Heidfeld! |
Framed PHOTO of Jacques Villeneuve in his 2006 BMW Sauber F1 Team car – personally autographed by Jacques! |
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Framed PHOTO of Jacques Villeneuve in 2006 BMW Sauber F1 Team race gear – personally autographed by Jacques! |
BMW Advanced Driver Training II Package
-The course brings the fundamentals of confident, safe driving together
in an exciting one-day course designed to allow drivers to explore
the limits of vehicle control. |
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BMW Lifestyle Package - Fast
Track Rucksak, Team Sunglasses, Team Cap-blue, Men's T-Shirt "Jacques"
and Team Wallet |
Jacques Villeneuve's authentic
race worn helmet VISOR – personally autographed by
Jacques! |
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Jacques Villeneuve's authentic race worn RACING GLOVES – personally autographed by Jacques!
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Proceeds of the auction benefit Youth Science Foundation Canada. Since 1962, YSF Canada has encouraged the scientific efforts of over half a million young Canadians. It's not only inspiring our youth to explore the world of science, but encouraging more of them to build their professional careers in science.
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